What are some results of the Nebraska model?

The Nebraska model, which focuses on enhancing child welfare services through family-centered practices, has shown several positive results. Key outcomes include improved family engagement, reduced rates of child placement in foster care, and better overall well-being for children and families involved in the system. Additionally, the model has led to increased collaboration among service providers and a more streamlined approach to addressing the needs of at-risk families. Overall, these improvements contribute to more effective and sustainable child welfare outcomes.