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Child Outcomes and Volunteer Effectiveness: Examining Youth Who Age Out of Care, Child Outcomes and Volunteer Effectiveness Study Follow-Up Part 1

Child Outcomes and Volunteer Effectiveness: Examining Youth Who Age Out of Care, Child Outcomes and Volunteer Effectiveness Study Follow-Up Part 1

By:
Cynthia Osborne

This report compares final child protection case outcomes of teenagers appointed a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) with teenagers who are not appointed a CASA in Texas.

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Topics: Child wellbeing

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Child Outcomes and Volunteer Effectiveness: Examining Youth Who Age Out of Care, Child Outcomes and Volunteer Effectiveness Study Follow-Up Part 1

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