Wraparound Model
Projects and Evaluations: Lessons Learned
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The National Crime Prevention Strategy
Public Safety Canada's National Crime Prevention Strategy (NCPS) funds the implementation and evaluation of select, evidence-informed initiatives that contribute to preventing and reducing crime in Canada.
One of the evidence-based approaches funded by the NCPS is the Wraparound model — an intensive care management model that brings together family, community supports, and service providers to help young people with complex needs achieve positive outcomes.
Lessons Learned
Evaluation results from crime prevention projects funded through the NCPS are oftentimes synthesized and disseminated to stakeholders in order to strengthen the evidence base on effective crime prevention approaches in Canada. This landing page highlights two new summary reports focused on lessons learned from Wraparound-based initiatives funded through the NCPS:
- A research summary outlining common challenges in implementing Wraparound-based projects, along with practical strategies to address them.
- A research summary describing common challenges in evaluating Wraparound-based projects, and offering practical solutions to support effective evaluation.
Making our Research Accessible
Public Safety Canada is committed to ensuring that its research is accessible to the widest possible audience. To reduce barriers, products are available in multiple formats, including:
- HTML webpages, compatible with assistive technologies such as screen readers, Braille displays, screen magnifiers, and alternative keyboard navigation.
- Dynamic Word documents with visuals supported by alternative text—printable formats that combine data, images, and narrative, suitable for visual-spatial learners or those who prefer colour-based note-taking.
Contact Us
If you have questions, comments, or would like to receive the Wraparound reports in another format, please contact us at ps.cpbresearch-recherchespc.sp@ps-sp.gc.ca.
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