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The Future of Social Service Delivery: Balancing In-Person and Virtual Services

The Future of Social Service Delivery: Balancing In-Person and Virtual Services

By: Cynthia Osborne

This brief presents lessons learned from virtual service delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic to inform virtual or in-person and virtual blended social services in the future.

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