A series of studies detail outcomes of the SAFE BABIES, SAFE MOMS program, which began as the Comprehensive Program Evaluation Project in 2000 as pilot in three county areas (Benton/Franklin, Snohomish, and Whatcom). The project is a collaborative effort between the Department of Social and Health Services and the State Department of Health and seeks to improve the health and welfare of substance abusing mothers and their young children. The project is intended to improve long-term outcomes for these families and bring a return on investment for the clients' future. Services offered to substance abusing mothers who are pregnant and/or parenting children under age 3 include Targeted Intensive Case Management, Residential/Outpatient Chemical Dependency Treatment, Housing Support Services for Transitional Housing, Parenting Education, and Child Development Assessments and Referrals.
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- A Comprehensive Program For Alcohol and Drug Abusing Mothers And Their Young Children (7.98)
- Birth to Three early Intervention Study (7.73)
- Chemical Dependency Treatment and Cost Savings Estimates in Washington (4.28)
- Cost Savings in Medicaid Medical Expenses: An Outcome of Publicly Funded Chemical Dependency Treatment in Washington State (4.30)
- Early Experiences in Service Integration: What We Can Learn from No Wrong Door Startups (11.111)
- Employment Outcomes of Chemical Dependency Treatment and Additional Vocational Services Publicly Funded by Washington State (4.29)
- Exploratory Study of Barriers to Birth to Three Services (7.78)
- NO WRONG DOOR (11.99)
- No Wrong Door e-Room Evaluation (11.115)
- Patient & Family Satisfaction Surveys at Western State Hospital (3.25)
- Profile of Substance Use and Need for Treatment Services in Washington State (4.32)
- Profile on Risk and Protection for Substance Abuse Prevention Planning in Washington State (4.15)
- Risk and Protection Profile for Substance Abuse Prevention (4.47)
- Risk and Protection Profile for Substance Abuse Prevention Planning in Washington State (4.33)
- Substance Use, Substance Use Disorders, and Need for Treatment among Washington State Adults (4.25)