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Non-Elderly Disabled Category 2 Housing Choice Voucher Program: An Implementation and Impact Analysis

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  • Debra Lipson
  • Denise Hoffman
  • Matthew Kehn

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This report summarizes the major findings of an evaluation of the Non-Elderly Disabled Category 2 (NED-2) Housing Choice Voucher Program, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Planning and Evaluation.

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  • Debra Lipson & Denise Hoffman & Matthew Kehn, "undated". "Non-Elderly Disabled Category 2 Housing Choice Voucher Program: An Implementation and Impact Analysis," Mathematica Policy Research Reports e9c55024a8d641c2b83daf8e8, Mathematica Policy Research.
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