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Building a Sustainable and Replicable Approach To Estimating the Prevalence of Youth Homelessness: Final Report

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This report shares an estimate of youth homelessness in Colorado and discusses the implications for the field and key considerations when using administrative data to estimate the prevalence of youth homelessness.

Authors

Lanae Davis, MPA; Kayla Christiani, MS; Ali McLagan, MA; Elysia Versen, PhD Whitney LeBoeuf, PhD; Christian Belcher, MPA; Erin Wickerham, MPH; Matthew Y. Westfall, MD; Pranav Padmanabhan, BS; Joshua A. Barocas, MD

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