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Preventing Rapid Repeat Births Among Adolescent Mothers: Implementing Steps to Success in San Angelo, Texas

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  • Ellen Eliason Kisker
  • Jacqueline Berman
  • Amy Blasberg
  • Robert G. Wood

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This report summarizes the key findings from the implementation of the Steps to Success and Traditional Healthy Families programs.

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  • Ellen Eliason Kisker & Jacqueline Berman & Amy Blasberg & Robert G. Wood, "undated". "Preventing Rapid Repeat Births Among Adolescent Mothers: Implementing Steps to Success in San Angelo, Texas," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 3f7e9f6af51249ccbf1d83858, Mathematica Policy Research.
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