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DHHS/ACF/ACYF/ Head Start and Child Care Bureaus Website:
Children’s Hunger Alliance Website:
Cromwell Center for Disability Awareness Website:
Federal Department of Education Website:
Finders/Seekers Child Care Resource Development Center Website:
Kellogg Foundation/Maine Assembly on School Based health Care “The Maine Assembly on School Based Health Care is a new organization focused on bringing quality health care to children in Maine. Erin Oldham and Nan Simpson are so easy to work with. They are attentive, logical, concise, and always ready to work on our behalf. Their evaluation and technical assistance for our efforts is well researched and exceptionally valuable to our association. “ “OIR is responsive to the needs of the organization with on time work, very easy to work with and always willing to adapt as needed. I recommend OIR for any research needs." Website:
Little Sprouts Early Education Centers Website:
Maine Department of Health and Human Services - Office of Child Care and Head Start Website:
Maine Department of Education Website:
Maine Office Of Substance Abuse Website:
Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care “… OIR produced timely reports and other deliverables in accordance with a tight schedule. They are dependable and completed a complex analysis in a short timeframe and produced a valuable product that has helped us frame a plan to implement a new child development assessment system for Massachusetts.” Website:
Massachusetts Department of Public Health Website:
Minnesota Department of Human Services Website:
Muskie School of Public Service – Cutler Center for Child and Family Policy “...a sound set of technical skills in both qualitative and quantitative research combined with a sensitivity about the realities of the lives of the populations...studied and an ability and desire to translate...findings for policy makers in a way that makes them accessible and engaging.” Website:
New Hampshire Association of Infant Mental Health
New York State Child Care Coordinating Council Website:
Rhode Island Kids Count Website:
SAMHSA "OIR was indispensible in the securing of our federal grant with the USDOE. We found them to be knowledgeable of resources at the community level and experienced in developing a quality grant proposal. I am sure that we would have had a much weaker proposal without collaboration with OIR." Website:
Sanford, Maine Public Schools “The expertise and professionalism provided by OIR is top rate. Having worked with many other evaluation groups in the past, OIR is far superior. Staff at OIR are able to, decipher, interpret data that is useful and supportive to projects we have worked on. In this day and age of evidenced based work, it wonderful to know you have OIR supporting your important work.” "Oldham Research takes the time to understand project work to assure that the data they generate supports continuous high quality improvement. The researchers offer insightful, grounded, knowledge based performance that builds successful interplay between research and practice." "The assistance offered by the staff of Oldham Innovative Research in both the writing of our grant application and development of our evaluation plan was critical in the success of our project. OIR has truly helped us to utilize the evaluation process in the planning, development, and implementation of our initiative. Their personal attention to our project surpasses any team with whom we have worked in the past." Website:
United Way of the Greater Seacoast Website:
United Way of Massachusetts Bay “OIR has allowed us to turn ideas into practice for our early childhood assessment initiative. The consulting, research, and facilitation provided both to United Way and our initial group of grantees was friendly, flexible, and tailored to our needs. The research done by OIR has helped us to promote our work to a wide audience and gain local and national attention beyond what we could have done ourselves. We enthusiastically continue our relationship with OIR and think of it first when seeking advice and assistance in our child assessment work.” Website:
Waldo Community Action Program "Waldo County Head Start recently received a federal triennial PRISM review. OIR helped us prepare for the review by conducting an audit of our files, conducting mock staff interviews, and double checking to ensure all program documentation and data were accurate and in place. Our review was a success. OIR's evaluation and support were instrumental to that success."
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