Evaluating an Evidence-Based Practice to Improve Family Functioning and Decrease Time in Foster Care: Findings from the Permanency Innovations Initiative
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Updated Oct 29, 2026
About this dataset
This poster summarizes findings from the Kansas Intensive Permanency Project (KIPP); working to accelerate permanency for families of children, ages 3-16, in foster care who have serious emotional disturbance (SED).
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Official Data Source
Access the complete Evaluating an Evidence-Based Practice to Improve Family Functioning and Decrease Time in Foster Care: Findings from the Permanency Innovations Initiative on the official website.
Modified Jun 29, 2026