Regional Partnership Grant Program

Regional Partnership Grant Program

The Regional Partnership Grant (RPG) Program is administered by the Administration for Children, Youth, and Families, Children’s Bureau to improve the well-being of children affected by parental substance use disorders. The grants support interagency collaborations and integration of programs, services, and activities designed to increase the well-being, improve the permanency, and enhance the safety of children who are in, or at risk of, out-of-home placements as the result of a parent or caregiver’s substance use disorder. The partnerships implement a range of activities and interventions, including peer recovery coaching, family-centered substance use disorder treatment, parenting and family strengthening programs, services to pregnant and postpartum women, medication assisted treatment, in-home parenting and child safety support for families, and related evidence-based practices. Since 2007, Children’s Bureau has awarded six rounds of RPG funding to 109 grant projects across 38 states, including tribal communities. The map below displays the RPG sites and links to individual program descriptions.

NCSACW provides programmatic technical assistance to the RPG grantees on a variety of topics, including collaborative practice and policy, program sustainability, trauma-informed services, evidence-based and evidence-informed services to children, treatment and recovery support services, and family-centered substance use disorder intervention and treatment practices for women and families.

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    • Brief 1: Technical Assistance Brief -- Practice-Level Strategies to Create Systems-Level Change: Relationships
      Brief 1: Technical Assistance Brief -- Practice-Level Strategies to Create Systems-Level Change: Relationships(PDF 2 MB)

      National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare

      This brief discusses the importance of relationships as an essential component of sustaining systems-level change and highlights the elements of successful partnerships and cross-systems collaboration. Included in this brief are implementation strategies and considerations — such as shared mission and goals, information sharing, and clarifying roles and responsibilities — necessary to create systems change. This brief provides examples of Regional Partnership Grant lessons and strategies for strengthening partnerships and cross-systems collaboration to improve outcomes for children, parents, and their families.

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