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Big Brothers/Big Sisters: A Study of Program Practices

by Kathryn Furano; Alvia Y. Branch; Phoebe A. Roaf; Melanie B. Styles

Jan 1, 1993

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The first of four studies of the effectiveness of the BBBS model, Big Brothers/Big Sisters: A Study of Program Practices documents the implementation of the BBBS program model. The study examines the model by analyzing variation in program practice among eight BBBS agencies, which were selected, in part, to reflect differences in recruitment, screening, training, matching and supervision.

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Title: Big Brothers/Big Sisters: A Study of Program Practices
Publication date 1993-01-01
Publication Year 1993
Authors Kathryn Furano , Alvia Y. Branch , Phoebe A. Roaf , Melanie B. Styles
Copyright holder(s) Public/Private Ventures
Document type CaseStudy , Report/Whitepaper , Text
Language English
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