ISSP

Reports from

California's Individual

Self-Sufficiency Planning (ISSP) Project

California's Individual Self-Sufficiency Planning (ISSP) project was designed to demonstrate the value of two sets of activities often missing (or, poorly developed) in the existing service system: (1) financial planning and assistance to reduce anxiety about working at all , and to lessen the impact of benefit problems and surprises when working, and (2) long-term employment support – that is, helping the person find and use resources (natural, generic, and specialized) that a person may need to get and keep a job, and to progress in a chosen line of work.

	California's Individual Self-Sufficiency Planning (ISSP) Project: *Final Evaluation Report of a State Partnership Initiative (SPI) Demonstration Project*

	Success Stories and Survey Results from California's Individual Self-Sufficiency Planning (ISSP) Project

	Summary of Impact Estimates: California Insert for California's Individual Self-Sufficiency Planning (ISSP) Project

	California's Individual Self-Sufficiency Planning (ISSP) Project: *Interim Evaluation Report of a State Partnership Initiative (SPI) Demonstration Project* This is a revised interim report on the first five years of the California SPI project, which will continue to at least September 30, 2004, because SSI waivers are being tested.

	Supporting Employment Partnerships Three evidence-based studies that demonstrate that a successful partnership of the vocational rehabilitation and public mental health systems in California not only benefits persons with psychiatric disabilities, but also leads to higher outcomes and cost effectiveness for service partners.

	Speaking of Employment A report on ISSP participant interviews at Kern and San Mateo counties.







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