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Promising Practices: Child Care and Workforce System Integration and Program Sustainability

As part of their system development activities, many Strengthening Working Families Initiative (SWFI) grantees are exploring and forming partnerships to better integrate the workforce and child care systems. This brief shares examples of different sustainability and systems integration strategies SWFI grantees are implementing.

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Contributors
Thurman Brisben Homeless Shelter (The Brisben Center)
Virginia
Unidos Contra La Diabetes
Texas
WACIF
District of Columbia
WONDER Foundation
YWCA San Antonio
Texas
The Ecumenical Center
Texas
Su Casa de Esperanza, Inc.
Texas
San Antonio Mobile Mental Wellness Collaborative
Texas
Presbyterian Health Care
New Mexico
National Centers for Learning Excellence Inc.
Wisconsin
Ministry Center Collaborative
Texas
MHP Salud
Texas

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