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TOOLS FOR SUSTAINING COMMUNITY CREATED SYSTEMS OF CARE    
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WELCOME!
Welcome to the USF Logic Model Team website. We are funded through the Children's Mental Health Initiative (CMHI) National Evaluation and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to provide technical assistance to funded system of care (SOC) communities.
 
RESOURCES

This site offers a variety of on-line orientation and resources for those wishing to utilize the tools of the national evaluation to develop and assess their community-based systems of care.

  • Narrations of exemplary logic models by site directors and others involved in system development demonstrate key components of planning for sustainability.

  • Tutorials of the System of Care Practice Review are beneficial to System of Care planners, implementers, administrators, managers, supervisors, service providers, and families who are interested in learning about a tool for improving service quality and outcomes for children and their families.
 
 

Logic Model Development

Soon after SOC communities receive CMHI funding, they are asked to map out their desired system change, plan how to accomplish that change, and generate shared responsibility for the results. We provide community teams assistance in accomplishing these tasks and call this process a "theory of change" and the tool to complete the process a "logic model."

   
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  2009 Theory of Change Logic Model Project
Department of Child & Family Studies | Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute | College of Behavioral and Community Sciences | University of South Florida
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