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Mathematica conducts extensive research on programs that focus on the critical transition from childhood to adulthood, with a particular focus on youth at risk of not achieving self-sufficiency. These risks include growing up in poverty, becoming a teen parent, or dropping out of school. We study strategies for addressing these and other risks and provide policymakers with reliable evidence to inform policy debates.
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Innovative 988 Crisis Service Systems for Children, Youth, and People with Disabilities
This brief describes innovative state approaches to providing crisis, stabilization, and recovery-oriented supports and services for children, youth, and people with disabilities through the integration and partnership of crisis services systems with other service systems. The brief describes partnerships and strategies of five states (Connecticut, Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virginia) that have focused on developing crisis services for these populations.
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