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Baltimore Health Corps Initiative: A Transitional Jobs Program to Improve Public Health and Employment Outcomes During COVID-19

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  • Michelle Derr
  • Delara Aharpour
  • Shaun Stevenson
  • MacKenzie Garvin
  • Yvette Clark
  • Craig Lewis
  • Rachel Brash
  • John Ford
  • Kristi France
  • Che Evans
  • Tierra Mason

Abstract

The Baltimore Health Corps (BHC) provided unemployed and underemployed Baltimore residents with temporary employment as COVID-19 contact tracers and care coordinators along with training and employment services. This brief details findings from Mathematica’s support of BHC implementation using the Learn, Innovate, Improve (LI2) framework.

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  • Michelle Derr & Delara Aharpour & Shaun Stevenson & MacKenzie Garvin & Yvette Clark & Craig Lewis & Rachel Brash & John Ford & Kristi France & Che Evans & Tierra Mason, "undated". "Baltimore Health Corps Initiative: A Transitional Jobs Program to Improve Public Health and Employment Outcomes During COVID-19," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 055a7d8fd7af492d959cb7c8d, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:055a7d8fd7af492d959cb7c8d5dfb907
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