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2001 COLLABORATIVE REPORT LCTS LOCAL COLLABORATIVE TIME STUDY.

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1 2001 COLLABORATIVE REPORT LCTS LOCAL COLLABORATIVE TIME STUDY

2 LCTS Reduction of Out of Home Placement Asset Building Before & After School Activities Behavioral Therapy Co-Located Services Connections to Resources Day Treatment & Respite Care Family Advocacy & Support Home Visiting Literacy Programs Mentoring

3 LCTS Reduction of Out of Home Placement Parenting ~ Leadership, Supports, Etc. Restorative Justice School Based Interventions & Services School Readiness Teen Parent Programs Truancy Prevention Programs Wraparound

4 LCTS Reduction of Health/Medical Risks for Children Chemical Health Program Child Passenger Safety Seats Counseling Services Early Childhood Screening Early Intervention Services Health & School Connections Lice Arrest Mental Health Screening Parenting Education & Support

5 LCTS Reduction of Health/Medical Risks for Children Respite Care Special Consultants & Therapists Student Immunizations Universal Home Visiting

6 LCTS Resources for Comparison Abuse/Neglect Rates Academic Ineligibility Lists Academic Records Attendance Records Behavior Reports Birth Records CAFAS Data Census CHIPS Filings County Attorney Data

7 LCTS Resources for Comparison Court Records Early Childhood Screening Follow Up Interviews & Testimonials Kids Count Minnesota Literacy Indicators Minnesota Student Survey National Studies Out of Home Placement Data Participant Feedback

8 LCTS Resources for Comparison Provider Records Program Evaluations Public Health Records School Records Search Institute Data Social Services Records Special Education Referrals Surveys Tests (Pre & Post) Tribal Records Truancy Diversion Statistics

9 LCT$ Now in 6th Year of Implementation 86 Participating Collaboratives Participating Partner Agencies: 77 Counties 323 School Districts 72 Corrections 70 Public Health 12,000 Participating Employees More than $43 Million in LCTS Distributed in 2001 More than $36 Million in LCTS Spent on Services in 2001

10 LCT$ Program Funding LCTS Funding 1% - 100% Sources of Other Funds 3rd Party Billing Agency ~ Contributions & Matches Businesses & Churches Collaborative Community County

11 LCT$ Sources of Other Funds Court Services CW-TCM Donations ECFE & Head Start Foundations & Grants IEIC Funds Local Taxes Medical Assistance Partners ~ Contributions & Inkind Public Health Schools

12 LCT$ Sources of Other Funds Sliding Fees Special Education ~ Funding & Reimbursements State Titles I & V United Way Volunteers Youth ~ Fundraising & Royalties

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