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FRP Participants' Voices an MAFRP – RYERSON UNIVERSITY PROJECT FRP Participants’ Voices FAMILY RESOURCE PROGRAMS MAFRP METRO ASSOCIATION OF FAMILY RESOURCE PROGRAMS AN MAFRP – RYERSON UNIVERSITY PROJECT Ryerson University, Faculty of Community Services, SHE640, 350 Victoria St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5B 2K3 / Tel: 416-979-5000 ext.4563 / Fax: 416-9795384 / www.ryerson.ca Table of Contents SECTIONS: FRP BACKGROUND INFORMATION……………… 1 EVALUATION…………………………………... 5 EVALUATION OF FRPS………………………….. 7 EVALUATION OF COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS 10 CAP-C PROGRAMS/EVALUATION……………….. 13 BETTER BEGINNINGS, BETTER FUTURES PROGRAM ….. EVALUATION ………………………… 15 ONTARIO EARLY YEARS EVALUATION………….. 15 IMPACT OF FRPS………………………………... 17 FAMILY STUDIES……………………………….. 22 RESEARCH METHODS…………………………... 23 STATISTICS …………………………………..... 28 POLICY CONTEXT……………………………..... 35 EMPOWERMENT………………………………... 35 PARENT INVOLVEMENT………………………… 35 SOCIAL CAPITAL……………………………….. 35 COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAM EVALUATION…... 36 Introduction This bibliography was collected and categorized for the purposes of the Participants’ Voices project (a partnership between Ryerson University and MAFRP, and funded by HRDC). We believe that this is an important resource to share with family resource programs and other interested people, in order to further the field of family support. The bibliography is organized into sections, as follows: FRP BACKGROUND INFORMATION EVALUATION EVALUATION OF FRPS EVALUATION OF COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS CAP-C PROGRAMS/EVALUATION BETTER BEGINNINGS, BETTER FUTURES PROGRAMS/EVALUATION ONTARIO EARLY YEARS EVALUATION IMPACT OF FRPS FAMILY STUDIES RESEARCH METHODS STATISTICS POLICY CONTEXT EMPOWERMENT PARENT INVOLVEMENT SOCIAL CAPITAL COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAM EVALUATION We hope you find this resource useful. We would also welcome any suggestions about any references that have not been included in this bibliography and that you consider are relevant for the evaluation of family support programs. FRP BACKGROUND INFORMATION Blair, A. (2003, Spring). Humewood House,1-4. Brunet, C. (2003, June 20). Centre gets needed boost from province. The Annex Guardian, pp.1, 3. Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs. (2000, July). Family support: A national priority. Ottawa: Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs. Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs. (2001, July). Parenting and family supports: Moving beyond the rhetoric together. Ottawa: Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs. Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs. (2002, Summer). Play and Parenting Connections, 1-9. Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs. (2002, Winter). Play and Parenting Connections, 1-13. Carrilio, T. (2001). Family support program development-integrating research, practice and policy. Journal of Family Social Work, 6 (3), 53-78. Children and Youth Action Committee. (2002). Toronto report card on children: Volume 4. Toronto: City of Toronto. Dangubic, J., Silver, S., & Wilson, S., (1998). Transitions and pathways: Preliminary findings. Unpublished manuscript, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada. Delta Family Resource Centre. (2003). Welcome to Delta Family Resource Centre. Retrieved May 5, 2003, from http://www.dfrc.ca/home_page.htm Dunst, C. J. (2002, October). Traveling to transCanada highway: Mapping the adoption, application and adherence to family support principles. Symposium conducted at the meeting of the FRP Canada National Biennial Conference, Ontario, Canada. Dunst, C. J., Family, Infant and Preschool Program, & Trivette, C. M. (2001, June). Benefits associated with family resource center practices. Asheville, North Carolina: Winterberry Press. Dunst, C., & Family Resource Coalition. (1995). Key characteristics and features of community-based family support programs. Chicago, IL: Family Resource Coalition. East York and East Toronto. (2000). East York and East Toronto family resources: Welcome to the drop-in. [Brochure] Toronto: East York and East Toronto Family Resources. Family Resource Programs Canada. (2002). The guiding principles of family support. Ottawa: Family Resource Programs Canada. Family Support America. (2001). Guidelines for family support practice: Second edition. Chicago, IL: Family Support America. Family Support America. (2002, October). Family Support America Update, 1-3. Family Support America. (2002, December). Family Support America Update, 1-2. Family Support America. (2002). Issues in family support evaluation. Chicago: Family Support America. Family Support America. (2003, January). Family Support America. Retrieved February 3, 2003, http://www.familysupportamerica.org Family Support America. (2003, March). Family Support America Update, 1-3. Family Support America. (2003, April). Family Support America Update,1-2. Family Support America. (2003, May). Family Support America Update,1-2. Family Support America. (2003, June). Family Support Amercia Update, 1-2. Fannon, P. (2002). Ontario Association of Family Resource Programmes: Regional reports. Toronto: Ontario Association of Family Resource Programmes. The Federal/Provincial/Territorial Early Childhood Development Agreement. (2001). Report on government of Canada activities and expenditures 2000-2001: Early childhood development agreement. Ottawa: Health Canada. Fisher, M. (1990). Family resource centres: Training source book. Toronto: MAFRP. FRP Canada. (2002). Responsibility and accountability: What community-based programs need to know. Ottawa: FRP Canada. FRP Canada. (2003, January). Survey on community collaboration, integration and partnerships for family resource program/family support programs. Ottawa: FRP Canada. FRP Canada. (2003, September). Canadian FRPs database. Unpublished manuscript. FRP Canada. (2003, Fall). Play & parenting connections: Supporting fathers. Ottawa: FRP Canada. FRP Canada. (2003, Winter). Play & Parenting,1-13. Gallegos, M. (1999). Neighbourhood councils: A family-driven approach to community change. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Gerrard Resource Centre. Information Package. [Includes brochures on the Gerrard Resource Centre & information about the centre, such as policy and procedures]. Health Canada. (2002, September 2). What is Nobody's Perfect? Retrieved April 2, 2003, from http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dca-dea/family_famille/nobody_e.html Kagan, S., & Neuman, M. (1996, Spring). Family support: Program, philosophy, approach, or movement? Retrieved on July 5, 2003, from http://www.ed.gov/offices/OERI/ECI/newsletters/96spring/FamilySupport.html Kellerman, M., & MacAulay, J. (1998, March). Training needs assessment project report on the national survey. Ottawa: Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs. Kellerman, M., & MacAulay, J. (1998, April). Training and professional development in the family resource field: Summary Report. Ottawa: Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs. Kyle, I. J. (1999). Towards a framework for integrating early childhood development and family support programs in Toronto. Unpublished manuscript. Kyle, I., & Kellerman, M. (1998). Case studies of Canadian family resource programs: Supporting families, children & communities. Ottawa: Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs. Lakey, J. (2002, September 17). Subsidized day-care spaces at 7-year low. Provincial funding freeze blamed for growing waiting list [ON]. The Toronto Star. Retrieved on October 1, 2002, from http://www.childcarecanada.org/ccin/2002/ccin9_17_02.html The Macaulay Centre for Child Development. (2003). Program without walls: Calendar of programs (January 1, 2003-April 30, 2003). [Brochure]. Retrieved June 26, 2003, from http://www.macaulaycentre.org/pdffiles/pww_mayaug_03.pdf Malcolmson, J. (2002). Putting the pieces together: A conceptual framework for family support practice. Ottawa: FRP Canada. Mann, B. (2002, Winter). Family support over the long term. Interaction, 15 (4), 20-21. Retrieved May 2, 2003, from http://www.cccf-fcsge.ca/pdf/2002winter_en.pdf Metro Association of Family Resource Programmes. (1994). Join us at your local family resource programme. [Brochure] Toronto: Metro Association of Family Resource Programmes. Metro Association of Family Resource Programmes. (1999, November). Toronto family resource programme directory. Toronto: Metro Association of Family Resource Programmes. Metro Association of Family Resource Programmes. (2001, Spring). Families First, 1-10. Metro Association of Family Resource Programmes. (2002, Fall). Metro Association of Family Resource Programs,1-8. Metro Association of Family Resource Programmes. (2002, November). Metro Association of Family Resource Programs,1-3. Metro Association of Family Resource Programmes. (2003, Winter/Spring). Families First,1-13. Military Family Support Program, & HDP Group Inc. (1997). Military family support program operational plan. Unpublished manuscript. Ontario Association of Family Resource Programmes. (2002). Linking families and communities. [Brochure]. Toronto: Ontario Association of Family Resource Programmes. Ontario Coalition for Better Childcare. (2001, November 14). Tories out to destroy child care: Backgrounder. Retrieved on January 23, 2003, from http://www.childcareontario.org/library/11_01bkgrnd.html Ontario Connections. (2002, Summer). Ontario Connections: Linking Families and Communities, 1 (3), 1-4. Ontario Connections. (2003, Spring/Summer). Ontario Connections: Linking Families and Communities, 18 (2), 1-8. Orwen, P. (2003, January 31). Toronto family support project begins. The Toronto Star, pp. A3. Red River College. Family resource programs…A
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