Reports & Community Impact

The State Community Resource Coordination Groups Office, in partnership with local CRCGs and partner agencies, compiles reports that explore who CRCGs serve, community needs, and the benefits of interagency coordination. Since the inception of the CRCG initiative in the late 1980’s, the state office has also explored how to best support local CRCGs.

Legislative Reports

Biennially, the State CRCG Workgroup and the State CRCG Office are required to develop a report about the work of CRCGs. This report is given to the administrative head of each participating state agency, the Legislature, and the Governor.

The report includes:

• Number of persons served through CRCGs.
• Information on outcomes of the services provided.
• A description of any barriers identified to the state's ability to provide effective services to persons needing multi-agency services.
• Any additional information relevant to improving the delivery of services to persons needing multi-agency services.

Data Reports

The reports listed below have been conducted either by the State CRCG Office or by outside agencies, often on behalf of the State CRCG Office, including needs assessments and other pertinent data goals.

The State CRCG Office, in the Office of Program Coordination for Children and Youth at Texas Health and Human Services, created this annual CRCG data report.
CRCG Data Report 2009

The State CRCG Office worked with The University of Texas at Austin, School of Social Work, Texas Institute of Excellence in Mental Health to conduct a needs assessment of local CRCGs.
CRCG Needs Assessment 2016

The State CRCG Office sponsored a statewide qualitative evaluation to provide strategic direction for website enhancements and updates.
CRCG Website Redesign Research Topline Report 2015

Evaluation Reports

The State CRCG Office sponsored an independent evaluation study from The University of Texas at Austin, Center for Social Work to determine if CRCGs for Children and Youth met their legislative responsibilities.

The State CRCG Office sponsored doctoral students of Texas A&M University to develop a report on the benefits and challenges of implementing a CRCG system for the adult population.