Transitions and Vocational Rehabilitation Success: Tracking Outcomes for Different Types of Youth

Todd Honeycutt, Frank Martin and David C. Wittenburg

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Abstract: Recent federal policy changes require vocational rehabilitation (VR) agencies to increase the share of spending they allocate to services for specific types of transition-age youth, though limited information exists about the outcomes for these different types.

Keywords: Youth with disabilities; vocational rehabilitation agencies; transition from school to adulthood; Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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