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The Role of Faith-Based Organizations in Achieving the Six Core Results

January 1, 2005

This summary shows how faith-based groups can create services to support the economic and social needs of low-income families in their communities.

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Coming Home: From Prison to the Community with the Help of Faith

January 1, 2005

This summary highlights lessons from faith-based re-entry programs and the impact incarceration has on families of those who are incarcerated.

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Speak Up

December 30, 2004

This guide uses real-life examples to show why nonprofits should engage in advocacy to influence laws, funding and service delivery.

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Families as Primary Partners in their Child’s Development and School Readiness

December 29, 2004

This toolkit helps communities partner with parents to boost school readiness by developing them as teachers and involving them as leaders.

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A Chartbook on Latino Adolescent Reproductive Health

December 24, 2004

This report shares research on Latino youth sexual wellness to guide policy and give a deeper look into their lives and reproductive health needs.

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Casey Connects: Winter 2004

December 21, 2004

This issue highlights efforts to support reentry after prison, grow foster care leaders and expand tax credits for low-income families across communities.

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A Practical Guide to Documenting Influence and Leverage In Making Connections Communities

December 8, 2004

This guide offers practical steps for capturing and documenting the effects of influence and leverage in Casey's Making Connections communities.

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Mentoring as a Family Strengthening Strategy

November 30, 2004

This brief uses case studies and expert Q&As to explore how youth mentoring programs can engage parents and help strengthen families.

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No Time to Be Sick

November 22, 2004

This report explains why paid sick leave matters — who lacks access — and how policymakers can help expand it to support a strong, healthy workforce.

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