Bryn Mawr, PA
Total Grants to Bryn Mawr College | |
Total $ Granted: | $ 253,776 |
For Years: | 2004 2002 1998 1997 1996 |
# Grants: | 6 |
Date | Amount | Purpose | Funder |
12-30-2004 | 100 | General Donation - Matching Funds | John Templeton Foundation |
12-31-2002 | 25,000 | Systematic Review of Impacts of Multisystemic Treatment on Youth Outcomes Julia Littell will conduct a systematic review of the existing research on intensive family systems therapy. The project's findings will appear in a report, presentations at proofessional meetings, and articles in policy journals. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |
12-31-1998 | 49,787 | Neglected Issues in Research on Intensive In-home Services in Child Welfare Julia Littell will prepare a series of papers on services provided to families involved with the child welfare system. She will conduct a three-year study of factors that may affect the success rates of intensive in-home services on a range of child outcomes. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |
12-31-1998 | 4,000 | No purpose given. | William H. Donner Foundation |
12-31-1997 | 116,322 | Neglected Issues in Research on Intensive In-Home Services in Child Welfare This grant supports a three-year study of factors that may affect the success rates of in-home services for families involved with the child welfare system. Julia Littell will examine how the delivery of intensive in-home services affects a range of child outcomes. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |
12-31-1996 | 58,567 | Neglected Issues in Research on Intensive In-Home Services in Child Welfare This grant supports a three-year study of factors that may affect the success rates for families who receive in-home child welfare services. This project will examinevariables such as substance abuse, the caregiver's readiness to change, and the working relationship between the caregiver and case worker. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |