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Conceptual Frameworks for Intentional Approaches to Improving Economic Security and Child Well-Being
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Conceptual Frameworks for Intentional Approaches to Improving Economic Security and Child Well-Being

Published: Nov 01, 2017
Publisher: Washington, DC: Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation, Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Human Services Early Childhood Child Development Education College and Career Readiness Employment Training and Re-employment Family Support TANF and Employment Issues Analytics & Operations Technical Assistance

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Teresa Eckrich Sommer

P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale

Emily Sama-Miller

Christine Ross

Scott Baumgartner

This brief describes two conceptual frameworks that have the potential to expand our understanding of programs that aim to meet the needs of low-income parents and children through intentionally combined activities and approaches. It is geared particularly to program administrators and researchers who are interested in the services that could be involved in these approaches, how these services relate to mutually reinforcing outcomes for parents and children, and strategies for effectively delivering and coordinating services across programs and agencies.

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