Since September of 2007, the Partnership for Results has been providing consulting services to the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education of the District of Columbia to support the implementation of the Interagency Collaboration and Services Integration Commission, a reform of local governance based on the Partnership model (please see Title V of the District's Public Education Reform Act of 2007 and a March 19, 2008 story about Commission and Partnership activities in the Washington Post).

The New York State Health Foundation (NYSHealth), established by the State of New York with charitable funds from the privatization of Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield, announced a $147,545 grant to the Partnership for Results Resilience Project.  The grant will help expand a nationally recognized program providing early intervention for high-risk rural youth needing mental health and behavioral services. (article)

Philip B. Uninsky, JD. 2006. "The Second Mouse's Agenda: A Comprehensive Model for Preventing and Reducing Violence in the Lives of School-Age Children," in A.F. Lieberman & R. DeMartino, Eds., Interventions for Children Exposed to Violence. Johnson & Johnson Pediatric Institute. (article)

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration awards the Mobile Outreach Services Team (MOST) the Administrator's Certificate of Merit Award for Improving and expanding school mental health programs:

The Drug Free Communities Program Presents "Healthy Lifestyles Education " . Designed for groups of 8 to 10 students, and meeting over a period of 6 weeks. The purpose of this group is to give students an opportunity to come together in a safe environment, and to engage in discussion and education about life's choices.(Download brochure).

Healthy Lifestyles Education Group will meet every
Thursday beginning October 16, and ending November 20, 2003