Reports & Evaluations

Each one of us stands a better chance of enjoying a healthy, productive life when raised with love and encouragement in a home that’s comfortable and familiar. Foster children and youth are no exception, faring best in a caring, culturally encouraging environment where parents have access to resources and support.

The following outcomes of the Mockingbird Family Model have been collected through ongoing assessments of existing replication sites.  For detailed information, please refer to the Management Reports and Evaluations listed below:

• Child Safety
• Permanency and Placement Stability
• Sibling Connections
• Culturally Relevant Care
• Caregiver Satisfaction and Retention
• Child Welfare Systems Change

Mockingbird Family Model Management Reports:
2008 MFM Management Report and Executive Summary (December 2009)

Evaluations by the University of Washington’s Northwest Institute for Children and Families:
Fifth Report from the University of Washington (February 2007)
Fourth Report from the University of Washington (January 2006)
Third Evaluation from the University of Washington (January 2005)
Second Evaluation from the University of Washington (September 2004)
First Evaluation from the University of Washington (April 2004)