Helping former foster youth graduate from college through campus support programs

This exploratory study examines the implementation of campus support programs designed to provide financial, academic, and other types of supports to students who had aged out of foster care. Data were collected from program administrators and student participants in California and Washington State....

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Internet
Program Implementation
School Environment
Social Support
Support services
Telephones
Washington State
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