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Enhancing a Home Visiting Program to Address Repeat Adolescent Pregnancy: The Longer-Term Impacts of Steps to Success

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  • Dana Rotz
  • Menbere Shiferaw
  • Robert G. Wood

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This report is the last in a series on the implementation and impacts of Steps to Success. It presents evidence on the program’s longer-term impacts relative to HFSA’s traditional home visiting program focused on parenting and child development.

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  • Dana Rotz & Menbere Shiferaw & Robert G. Wood, "undated". "Enhancing a Home Visiting Program to Address Repeat Adolescent Pregnancy: The Longer-Term Impacts of Steps to Success," Mathematica Policy Research Reports f0fccc09d49844a6a669b5313, Mathematica Policy Research.
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