Project Success

EBA’s Families First project expands evidence-based mental health services for DC youth and families.

Georgia's Juvenile Justice Incentive Grant Program has invested over $30 million in evidence-based programs to reduce out-of-home placements statewide.

EBA partnered with Alliance Health to assess service networks addressing youth crime and gun violence in Charlotte.

Since 2013, EBA has supported NYC ACS in expanding evidence-based services, including BSFT and MST-CAN, for families.

EBA supports NYC's Atlas Initiative, enhancing community safety through strength-based programs like Functional Family Therapy.

EBA leads South Carolina's LEAP Project, implementing eight community-based programs as alternatives to incarceration for high-risk youth.

EBA oversees Texas's MST initiative, providing intensive home-based services to address mental health needs of high-risk youth.

EBA coordinates Virginia's statewide continuum of evidence-based services, supporting juvenile justice reform and youth reintegration.

EBA supports Washington’s commitment to reducing incidents and impacts of gun violence among youth in its communities.