Service Coordination
Additional Resources
Web Sites
Center for Effective Collaboration
and Practice (CECP)
CECP is part of the American Institutes for Research (AIR) and is
funded under a cooperative that includes the Office of Special Education
Programs, the Department of Education, and Health and Human Services
within the federal government. CECP provides information and support
to create schools that promote emotional well-being, effective instruction,
and safe learning for children and youth with emotional and behavioral
disabilities. Information is available on strength-based assessment,
wrap-around services, and cultural competence.
http://cecp.air.org
Human Services
Research Institute’s National Center for Family Support
The Human Services Research Institute (HSRI) has established the
National Center for Family Support (NCFS). The NCFS provides training
and technical assistance to 50 sites, all funded by the Administration
on Developmental Disabilities. The training and technical assistance
is designed to share knowledge, promote understanding, encourage
family self-determination, build skills, and facilitate collaborative
problem solving related to policy and practice. One of the publications
is “Essential Features of Family Support Programs,”
a useful document for developing service coordination practices.
http://www.hsri.org/topics/family-support/
National Association of
State Directors of Special Education (NASDSE)
NASDSE has a subcontract with the National Early Childhood Technical
Assistance Center (NEC-TAC) to provide information on service coordination.
Publications can be downloaded from the Web site.
http://www.nectac.org
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