STRATEGIC FINANCING: - National Academy for State Health Policy

1 Hayes Cheryl D. Financing Services for Young Children and Their Families: Meeting the Challenges of
Welfare Reform. Washington, DC: The Finance Project; 1997.
2 Kagan Sharon L, Goffin Stacie G, Golub Sarit A, Pritchard Eliza. Toward Systemic Reform: Service
Integration for Young Children and Their Families. Falls Church, VA: National Center for Service
Integration; 1995.
3 Hayes Cheryl D, Lipoff Elise, Anna Danegger. Compendium of Comprehensive Community-based
Initiatives: A Look at Costs, Benefits, and Financing Strategies. Washington, DC: The Finance
Project;1995.
4 Section 1.2 of the FY 2003 Guidance for the State MCH Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems
Grants.
5 Ibid. Section 1.5
6 Farrow Frank, Bruner Charles, Getting to the Bottom Line: State and Community Strategies for Financing
Comprehensive, Community Service Systems. Washington, DC: National Center for Service Integration
Resource Brief #4; 1993.
7 www.financeproject.org
8 Watson Sara, Westheimer Miriam. Financing Family Resource Centers: A Guide to Sources and
Strategies. Washington, DC: The Finance Project and Carnegie Corporation of New York; 2000.
9 Foundation Consortium, Capturing Cash for Kids: A Workbook for Reinvesting in Community Based
Prevention Approaches for Children and Families. Sacramento, CA: Foundation Consortium; 1998.
10
Ibid.
11 Fisher Hansine, Cohen Carol, Flynn Margaret. Federal Funding for Early Childhood Supports and
Services: Sources and Strategies. Washington, DC: The Finance Project; 2000.
12 Ibid.
13 Ibid.
14 Mark Friedman . Reforming Financing for Family and Children’s Services. Sacramento, CA:
Foundation Consortium Policy Brief; January 2000.
15 Ibid.
16 Center for the Study of Social Policy. Breaking New Ground: A Financial Strategy for a Governance
Partnership. Washington, DC: Center for the Study of Social Policy; 1998.
17 Ibid.
18 Fisher Hansine, Cohen Carol, Flynn Margaret. Federal Funding for Early Childhood Supports and
Services: A Guide to Sources and Strategies. The Finance Project; June 2000
19 Center for the Study of Social Policy, Breaking New Ground: A Financial Strategy for Governance
Partnership.
20 Watson Sara, Westheimer Miriam. Financing Family Resource Centers: A Guide to Sources and
Strategies. Washington, DC: The Finance Project and Carnegie Corporation of New York; 2000.
21 Farrow Frank, Bruner Charles. Getting to the Bottom Line.
22 Ibid.
23 Ibid.
24 The Child Care Partnership Project. A Guide to Successful Public-Private Partnerships for Child Care.
Washington, DC: U.S. Child Care Bureau; 1999.
25 Ibid.
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