[NIFL-FAMILY:1241] Building Even Start Self-Sufficiency

From: Laura Bercovitz (lbercovitz@irc-desplaines.org)
Date: Tue Oct 28 1997 - 16:34:16 EST 

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In reading the discussion about the existance or not, as the case is, a
third round of Even Start funding, I was wondering if any state
coordinators have any statistics on how many of their programs have been
"institutionalized" after their eight years of funding.

I know in Illinois this is an area of concern both in the programs and
the funding agency.

Laura Bercovitz

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