Location Determines Health Outcomes for Families With Children With Special Needs
2016 ◽
Vol 18
(3)
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pp. 218-228
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Families living in poverty often do not have a choice but to live in impoverished neighborhoods. Low-income neighborhoods are typically characterized by poor-quality housing; ineffective schools; and a higher prevalence of crimes, drugs, and violence. For low-income families with children with special needs, living in areas of concentrated poverty is especially challenging. Owing to the isolation of such neighborhoods, residents often do not have access to quality supportive services and developmental opportunities for children with special needs. This lack of support predetermines the health outcome of a vulnerable child.
2021 ◽
Vol 6
(2)
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pp. 244-262
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2018 ◽
Vol 35
(3)
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pp. 167-178
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