Family Preservation Services / Westinghouse Learning Corporation / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
Community building / Ohio University / University of Chicago / Chapin Hall / / /
IndustryTerm
preservation services / public systems / short-term services / human services / even statewide child-serving agency systems / /
Organization
Ohio University / New York City Department of Juvenile Justice / MIS / Chapin Hall Center / Chapin Hall Center for Children / federal government / the University of Chicago / Dail / Edna McConnell Clark Foundation / /
Person
John Schuerman / Pattie Bengston / Elizabeth Tracy / Robert Halpern / Martha Shirk / Kenn Visser / Peter Pecora / Matthew Stagner / Michael Weber / Lisbeth Schorr / Tony Maluccio / James Whittaker / Ying Ying / Jeff Hackett / Gary Stangler / Charles Bruner / Carol Williams / Peter Rossi / Cecelia Sudia / Francine Jacobs / Michael Wald / Duncan Lindsey / Jacquelyn McCroskey / Carol Weiss / Frank Farrow / Kristi Nelson / Harold Richman / Barbara Blum / Susan Notkin / Ying Yuan / Susan Kelly / Jill Kinney / Douglas Besharov / Susan Campbell / David Haapala / Kathleen Wells / Charlotte Booth / Mark Fraser / Laurie Juliana / Lynn Usher / Steven Budde / Peter Forsythe / / /
ABSTRACT This paper discusses the difficulties that have characterized Family Preservation Services (FPS) evaluations. These difficulties arise out of four challenges: 1) FPS’s multiple purposes and the variety in the