While the evidence mentions both Valley Hope and CU Anschutz Nursing, the provided search results do not explicitly describe the partnership's specific goals for mothers with substance abuse disorder in a way that corroborates the claim across multiple independent sources. The 'Providing Judgment-Free Care' snippet (found in claim 3 and 6 evidence) suggests the link, but it is essentially one source of information.

The evidence provided for this claim consists of general articles about family therapy and parenting classes, but none of the sources specifically confirm that the New Directions for Families program offers these specific services.

The claim is directly supported by the 'Providing Judgment-Free Care' snippet, but this appears to be a single source of information (likely the original article or a related press release) rather than multiple independent reports.

The evidence provided consists of general job descriptions and videos about Nurse Practitioners, but does not mention Pamela Swenseid or her employment at Sheridan Health Services.

The evidence provided discusses general alumni coordinator roles and unrelated individuals, but does not mention Danielle Kennedy or her role at Valley Hope.

The 'Providing Judgment-Free Care' snippet explicitly states that approximately 35 mothers received care at Sheridan Health Services in the last year. However, this is a single source of information.