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The Center for Community Partnerships in Child Welfare (CCPCW) of the Center for the Study of Social Policy was launched in January 2002 and serves as a funding and technical assistance intermediary to promote and support effective partnerships in the child welfare field between public and private providers, civic associations, faith-based groups, and local businesses and residents in pursuit of the common goal of keeping children safe and strengthening families within revitalized neighborhoods. CCPCW, created through support from the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation and the Annie E. Casey Foundation, re-grants much of the funding it receives to communities, state agencies, technical assistance providers, and evaluators.
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CCPCW is based in New York City and is directed by Susan Notkin, formerly the director of the Clark Foundation's Program for Children.
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