TOWARD BEST PRACTICE AND INNOVATION IN INDEPENDENT LIVING TRAINING: EXPERIENCES FROM THE MULTI-SITE EVALUATION OF FEDERALLY-FUNDED PROJECTS
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AMODEO, M., ET AL., TOWARD BEST PRACTICE AND INNOVATION IN INDEPENDENT LIVING TRAINING: EXPERIENCES FROM THE MULTI-SITE EVALUATION OF FEDERALLY-FUNDED PROJECTS. CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES REVIEW, Vol. 31, no. 2 (2009), p. 185-192.
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Acogimiento institucional, Emancipación, Evaluación de necesidades, Formación, Innovaciones, Juventud, Menores, Necesidades, Objetivos, Recomendaciones, Servicios de apoyo, EE.UU.
Acogimiento institucional, Emancipación, Evaluación de necesidades, Formación, Innovaciones, Juventud, Menores, Necesidades, Objetivos, Recomendaciones, Servicios de apoyo, EE.UU.
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