Evaluation
of the 2003A Major Grants Program of the Maine Health Access
Foundation (December, 2006).
Full report (pdf,
357KB). Executive
Summary (pdf, 67 KB)
Poverty
in Maine, 2006
Substance
Abuse Needs Assessment for a Therapeutic Community in Maine
June 17, 2005
Poverty
in Maine, 2003
Maine
Drug Related Mortality Patterns: 1997 - 2002
New
England 800 Project Evaluation
This project is a three-year evaluation of a demonstration
welfare-to-work project in Waldoboro, Maine.
WINGS
for Family and Children Project Evaluation
This research
developed a comprehensive, and community-based system of
service delivery with the cooperation of service providers and
parents involved in the system of care.
The goals of the program include inducing the
collaboration of parents, encouraging family empowerment,
providing individualized care and improving access to
services, by relying primarily on home-and community-based
care.
Needs
Assessment for the Maine HIV Community Planning Group
This research assisted in the development of a statewide
HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment needs assessment.
Rural
Children’s Mental Health: Epidemiology of Child
Psychopathology in Rural Maine
The Rural Children's Health Study was a study aimed at
determining how children's health and behavior change as they
get older, about the health and protective factors of living
in a rural area, about how families use services for their
children's health and emotional health, and about the barriers
that may keep them from getting the help they need. The
project was centered in Piscataquis, Penobscot, Washington,
and Hancock Counties.
Inter-Disciplinary
Training for Health Care for Rural Areas Project (ITHCRA)
ITHCRA is a federally funded project designed to improve
the delivery of rural health care through multi-level
innovative interdisciplinary team education and training. It
seeks to expand health care expertise beyond the sole
practitioner and reduce provider isolation in rural areas,
through
a computer-mediated communications system used to promote
effective planning and establish coordinated intervention
procedures.
Inter-Disciplinary
Training for Health Care for Rural Areas Project 2000
The
ITHCRA-2000 Consortium will develop on-line curriculum for
gerontology/geriatrics and infant mental health, in
partnership with community and provider organizations and
other academic institutions. These partnerships will
serve as models to stimulate the responsiveness of health
professions education to community needs and the changing
demands of the rural health care marketplace.
Maine
Consortium of Partnerships
This
consortium includes academic and community organizations
concerned about the education, training, and distribution of
health care professionals.
POWER
Project: Evaluation Final Report, December 1998
The POWER Project was a three year welfare-to-work
demonstration project conducted by Coastal Enterprises, Inc.
of Wiscasset, Maine from October 1996 through September 1999.
Project
Pioneer: Final Evaluation Report, December, 1997
Project Pioneer was a three-year welfare to work demonstration
project conducted from October 1994 through September 1997,
designed to assist 150 AFDC and other low-income Androscoggin
county residents become economically self-sufficient.
Project
SOAR: Final Evaluation Report, March, 1995
This report presents the findings of a process and outcome
evaluation of Project SOAR (Structured Opportunities for AFDC
Recipients), which was a welfare to work program operated in
Androscoggin county, Maine.
Project
JUMP Final Evaluation Report, December, 1995
