Interagency Partnerships and The Pathway to Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect Outcomes: A 10 year Collaborative Framework for Prevention and Family Support
Jerry Endres
Matrix Outcomes Model
Jerry Endres, M.S.W. is the retired Director, Institute for Community Collaborative Studies, Department of Health, Human Services and Public Policy, California State University Monterey Bay where he was a senior lecturer and research scientist (1997-2010). He led a ten-year California Office of Child Abuse Prevention funded project to implement public child welfare partnerships with private family resource agencies and funded a Harvard University project (with Elizabeth Schorr) to research national strategies for preventing child abuse and neglect. Previously (1971-1997) as a both a community organizer and faculty member he developed national and state operated community health promotion projects with the Stanford University School of Medicine; conducted national and international training programs with the University of California at Santa Cruz; and developed First Nations alcohol treatment and training programs and self government management with indigenous communities across the United States and Canada. He currently conducts community prevention research and facilitates the design and implementation of the Family Development Matrix across California and other states.
Abstract
Abstract“In order to have more evidenced based practice, we need more practice based evidence”, Larry W. Green, 2008, California State University Monterey Bay Matrix Conference This paper describes the development and... [ view full abstract ]
Authors
- Jerry Endres (Matrix Outcomes Model)
Topic Area
Multi-disciplinary Interagency Approaches (MDIA) and Child Protection Units [Micromanageme
Session
Oral 33 » Session1-Multidisciplinary Interagency Approaches (09:00 - Wednesday, 4th October, Asia Room)
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