ICH was the evaluator for the SAMHSA-funded DRAW and BRYC programs of LUK, a behavioral health agency in central MA.  Both were 5-year programs that aimed to increase access to effective culturally-responsive trauma-focused treatments and services in Central Massachusetts for infants, children, and youth who experience traumatic events and their families/caregivers.  Through the grants, LUK trained mental health providers from more than 10 agencies in three evidence-based treatments. They also trained many youth serving and early education agencies across the region about trauma-informed practices .  Using surveys, focus groups and interviews, ICH evaluated the implementation and impact of this work on training and learning community participants, as well as clients who participated in the evidence-based treatments.  ICH worked with LUK to provide summarized data to providers for treatment purposes and to fulfill SAMSHA reporting requirements, and findings were regularly shared with program staff to inform and strengthen implementation. In the final year of the grant, ICH assessed the impact the 5 years of funding had on LUK and the region as a whole.