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Current and Former WFNJ Clients: How Are They and Their Children Faring 40 Months Later?

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  • Anu Rangarajan
  • Amy Johnson

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This report, the third in a series tracking the progress of WFNJ clients, notes that TANF receipt continues to fall, and only 24 percent of a representative statewide sample remain on TANF three and a half years later.

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  • Anu Rangarajan & Amy Johnson, "undated". "Current and Former WFNJ Clients: How Are They and Their Children Faring 40 Months Later?," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 8c1e11723d504a1f9f9186b11, Mathematica Policy Research.
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