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Summary: The program is an intensive case management model for providing services to youths involved in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems, with the goal of reducing recidivism. The program is rated Ineffective for reducing arrests, misdemeanor offenses, felony offenses, and running away, as well as for reducing placement disruptions. (Review the full program description).
Title | Rating | Details | Outcome Category | Study(ies) | |
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Arrests |
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Overall, there were no statistically significant differences in youth arrests between individuals who participated in the Wraparound group compared with the control group, based on multiple measures from the study. |
Crime/Delinquency; Multiple crime/offense types/recidivism ; Arrest/rearrest | Schurer Coldiron, Jennifer, Spencer W. Hensley, Ryan M. Parigoris, and Eric J. Bruns. 2019. ?Randomized Control Trial Findings of a Wraparound Program for Dually Involved Youth.? Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders 27(4):195?208. See evaluation methods. |
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Misdemeanor offenses |
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There were no statistically significant differences in the number of misdemeanor offenses per youth between individuals who participated in the Wraparound group compared with the control group. |
Crime and delinquency; Multiple crime/offense types/recidivism; Misdemeanors | ||
Felony offenses |
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There were no statistically significant differences in the number of felony offenses per youth between individuals who participated in the Wraparound group compared with the control group. |
Crime and delinquency; Multiple crime/offense types/recidivism; Felonies | Schurer Coldiron, Jennifer, Spencer W. Hensley, Ryan M. Parigoris, and Eric J. Bruns. 2019. ?Randomized Control Trial Findings of a Wraparound Program for Dually Involved Youth.? Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders 27(4):195?208. See evaluation methods. |
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Disruptions per month in care |
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There were no statistically significant differences in the number of disruptions per month in care per youth between individuals who participated in the Wraparound group compared with the control group. |
Family functions; Out of home placement | Schurer Coldiron, Jennifer, Spencer W. Hensley, Ryan M. Parigoris, and Eric J. Bruns. 2019. ?Randomized Control Trial Findings of a Wraparound Program for Dually Involved Youth.? Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders 27(4):195?208. See evaluation methods. |
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Running away |
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Overall, there were no statistically significant differences in measures of running away between individuals who participated in the Wraparound group compared with the control group, based on multiple measures from the study. |
Crime and delinquency; Status offenses; Running away | Schurer Coldiron, Jennifer, Spencer W. Hensley, Ryan M. Parigoris, and Eric J. Bruns. 2019. ?Randomized Control Trial Findings of a Wraparound Program for Dually Involved Youth.? Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders 27(4):195?208. See evaluation methods. |
This program was originally rated Ineffective. It has been re-reviewed based on the change in the program rating instrument. Under the new instrument, CrimeSolutions ow now rates individual program outcomes and no longer assigns an overall rating.
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Program Status
This program is Active.