Brandon L. Crawford

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Department of Applied Health Science

School of Public Health, Indiana University, Bloomington

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Factors Influencing Risk of Homelessness among Youth in Transition from Foster Care in Oklahoma: Implications for Reforming Independent Living Services and Opportunities.

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Brandon L. Crawford, Jacqueline McDaniel, D. Moxley, Zohre Salehezadeh, Alisa West Cahill
Child welfare, 2015
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Crawford, B. L., McDaniel, J., Moxley, D., Salehezadeh, Z., & Cahill, A. W. (2015). Factors Influencing Risk of Homelessness among Youth in Transition from Foster Care in Oklahoma: Implications for Reforming Independent Living Services and Opportunities. Child Welfare.

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Crawford, Brandon L., Jacqueline McDaniel, D. Moxley, Zohre Salehezadeh, and Alisa West Cahill. “Factors Influencing Risk of Homelessness among Youth in Transition from Foster Care in Oklahoma: Implications for Reforming Independent Living Services and Opportunities.” Child welfare (2015).

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Crawford, Brandon L., et al. “Factors Influencing Risk of Homelessness among Youth in Transition from Foster Care in Oklahoma: Implications for Reforming Independent Living Services and Opportunities.” Child Welfare, 2015.

Abstract

Research suggests that youth aging out of foster care may be at higher risk of experiencing homelessness than other youth. Among this already at-risk population there may be certain characteristics that further exacerbate the risk. This paper uses data collected from various local and state agencies to further examine significant predictors of homelessness among youth who have aged out of foster care.

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