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Figure
1: Multiple Categorical Services
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Foundations
simultaneously support program areas such as education, health, social
services, training, and employment to produce positive outcomes. |
Figure
2: Multiple and Liked Services
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Foundations
decategorize their own program areas and support linked services.
This may take the form of comprehensive services at the community
level or new initiatives that connect, for example, health and education
or arts and education. |
Figure
3: Integrated Infrastructure
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Foundation
begin to link service with other components to build the infrastructure
for institutionalization and scale-up. |
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Source: Adapted from Watson, G., & McGraw,
D. (1980). Statistical Inquiry. NewYork, NY: Wiley; and Rockefort,
D. & Cobb, W. (1994). The Politics of Problem Definition. Lawrence,
KS: University Press Kansas. |
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