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California's Healthy Start School-Linked Services Initiative: Summary of Evaluation Findings
Community Assessment Field Notesca_fieldnotes.pdf
Community Safety PacketCommunity_Safety_Packet.pdf
Community-School Partnerships:the Living Legacy of Healthy Start
Component SurveyComponent_Survey.pdf
Directory of California Healthy Start Grantees (Fall 2005)hsdir2005fall.pdf
Grant Preparation for Collaborative EffortsGrantPreparation.pdf
Great IdeasGreat_Ideas.pdf
Healthy Start Fact Sheet HS_Program_Fact_Sheet_May_2008.pdf
Healthy Start RFA Information Session 2006-07 SlideshowInfoSession_2006-07.ppt
Healthy Start Strategy for Collective SuccessHS-SCS.pdf
Healthy Start Sustainability Survey Appendix: Open-ended ResponsesHSsusSurPromptResponAppndixMay4.pdf
Healthy Start Sustainability Survey Executive SummaryHSsusExeSumMay4.pdf
Healthy Start Sustainability Survey Final ReportHSsusRepMay15combined.pdf
Healthy Start Works
Healthy Start Works And Here’s HowHealthy_Start_Works_and_Here_is_How.pdf
Managing Transitions in Complex Change Effortsmanagetransistion.pdf
Marketing ManualMarketingManual.zip
Order Formorderform.pdf
Planning for Evaluation1010-planning_for_evaluation.pdf
Rolling in Resources Blank ChartRollinginResources_BlankChart.pdf
Rolling in Resources Chart ReferenceRollinginResources_Reference.pdf
Rolling in Resources Sample ChartRollinginResources_Sample.pdf
Sample Job Descriptionsjob_descriptions.pdf
The Healthy Start Initiative in California: Final ReportThe_HS_Initiative.pdf

 

The HSFO is a project of the Center for Community-School Partnerships.
The HSFO is a collaboration between University of California, Davis and the California Department of Education.
The HSFO is located in the School of Education's CRESS Center.