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Two-year comparison of income, education, and depression among parents participating in regular Head Start or supplementary family service center services

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Description:
A follow-up study of the effectiveness of a Head Start Family Service Center Demonstration project to examine whether supplementary case management services would be associated with improved outcomes for Head Start parents
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Poresky Robert H.; Daniels Anne Michelle
Publisher(s):
Ammons Scientific Ltd.
Country:
United States

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