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Indicators of Child Family and Community Connections

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Family indicators, which typically include measures such as family structure, benefit receipt, and employment and poverty status, do not fully portray how families function as a unit and as part of society.

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  • Various authors, "undated". "Indicators of Child Family and Community Connections," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 1e7d2a9587144f71bd8659036, Mathematica Policy Research.
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