Brief Health Conditions in Five Choice Neighborhoods
Reed Jordan
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This brief explores the self-reported health of residents living in neighborhoods served by the first five Choice Neighborhoods implementation grantees. We examine health of residents living in the five target developments and residents living within the five Choice boundaries (“surrounding neighborhood”) during the baseline survey. It lays the groundwork for understanding how redevelopment may affect the health of target development residents. We find residents of the public housing developments tend to report worse health conditions than residents of project-based Section 8 developments.
Research and Evidence Health Policy Housing and Communities Family and Financial Well-Being
Expertise Families Thriving Cities and Neighborhoods Early Childhood Housing
Tags Federal housing programs and policies Family and household data Children and youth
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