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SOCIAL PROGRAMS THAT WORK

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Mental Health

The Interventions We’ve Identified Are Linked Below http://evidencebasedprograms.org/wordpress/?page_id=48
The Interventions We’ve Identified Are Linked Below

Healthcare Financing and Delivery

http://evidencebasedprograms.org/wordpress/?page_id=954
The Interventions We’ve Identified Are Linked Below Those found through an expert review process to meet the Congressional “Top Tier” evidence standard are denoted “Top Tier”; those found to require only one more step to meet this standard – e.g., replication of their sizeable, sustained effects in an additional well-conducted randomized controlled trial – are denoted “Near Top Tier”. http://evidencebasedprograms.org/wordpress/?page_id=46

Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment

International Development

The Interventions We’ve Identified Are Linked Below http://evidencebasedprograms.org/wordpress/?page_id=52
The Interventions We’ve Identified Are Linked Below Those found through an expert review process to meet the Congressional “Top Tier” evidence standard are denoted “Top Tier”; those found to require only one more step to meet this standard – e.g., replication of their sizeable, sustained effects in an additional well-conducted randomized controlled trial – are denoted “Near Top Tier”. http://evidencebasedprograms.org/wordpress/?page_id=43

Crime/Violence Prevention

The Interventions We’ve Identified Are Linked Below http://evidencebasedprograms.org/wordpress/?page_id=11

Early Childhood

The Interventions We’ve Identified Are Linked Below

Housing/Homelessness

http://evidencebasedprograms.org/wordpress/?page_id=1165

Education (K-12)

The Interventions We’ve Identified Are Linked Below Those found through an expert review process to meet the Congressional “Top Tier” evidence standard are denoted “Top Tier”; those found to require only one more step to meet this standard – e.g., replication of their sizeable, sustained effects in an additional well-conducted randomized controlled trial – are denoted “Near Top Tier”. http://evidencebasedprograms.org/wordpress/?page_id=38
http://evidencebasedprograms.org/wordpress/?page_id=50 The Interventions We’ve Identified Are Linked Below Those found through an expert review process to meet the Congressional “Top Tier” evidence standard are denoted “Top Tier”; those found to require only one more step to meet this standard – e.g., replication of their sizeable, sustained effects in an additional well-conducted randomized controlled trial – are denoted “Near Top Tier”. The other listed interventions have been found promising by Coalition staff but have not yet been identified by the expert panel as Top Tier or Near Top Tier – in some cases, because of study limitations (such as only short-term follow-up) that indicate the need for additional testing. 1

Employment and Welfare