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Iowa Families That Left TANF: How Are They Faring Two Years Later?

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Iowa Families That Left TANF: How Are They Faring Two Years Later?

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Jan 31, 2002

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iowatwoyears02.pdf (pdf, 365.24 KB)

Topics

Family Well-Being

Populations

Families with Children

Location- & Geography-Based Data

State Data

Program

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)

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