This case study was developed by an external evaluation team as part of the Changing the Way We Care (CTWWC) initiative’s five-year evaluation. In addition to looking at CTWWC’s work overall, the evaluation created cases around five select approaches which the initiative used and/or supported to influence change in order to understand the approaches’ effectiveness in supporting care reform and wider care sector collaboration. The information presented in this case comes from the evaluation team’s analysis of key documents, monitoring data, three key informant interviews, initial input from CTWWC staff, and a final validation workshop with input from Better Care Network.
This case is not meant to serve as an evaluation of the Transforming Children’s Care Collaborative (TCCC), though a deeper and more holistic review of the TCCC platform would likely be useful in the future. The findings from this analysis and data collection are presented here as one input to inform CTWWC and others’ understanding of the role of the platform, how it contributes to care reform, and to help build the case for and encourage greater investment in care reform as a global movement.
See also:
- Final Report: Changing the Way We Care; Year 5 Evaluation
- Kafaalah Case Study: An approach to formalizing an informal alternative family care option
- Moldova Case Study: An approach to collectively design a strengthened social service workforce
- Guatemala Case Study: An approach to building local government involvement in family strengthening
