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

Dana Rotz, Menbere Shiferaw and Robert G. Wood

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Abstract: 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.

Keywords: Teen pregnancy prevention; home visiting; Steps to Success; adolescent pregnancy prevention (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 64
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