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2023 SAMHSA Policy Academy Supported Employment for Transition Age Youth Proceedings

2023 SAMHSA Policy Academy Supported Employment for Transition Age Youth Proceedings
This document provides information to state leaders on selection, adaptation, implementation, and funding of evidence-based supported employment for transition age youth. It includes up-to-date information for states to set up effective programs to help youth become successful and reach employment and educational goals.

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PEP24-01-038
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