The Cost-Effectiveness of Early Interventions

The Advocacy Foundation, Inc.
Dec 6, 2017
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Early Interventions that prevent [a] high-risk youth from [recidivating] can save [taxpayers] nearly $5.7 million in costs over a lifetime. http://bit.ly/2i13W2q #advocacyfoundation

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