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A Tip Sheet on Retaining and Engaging SWFI Participants

This tip sheet shares strategies from Strengthening Working Families Initiative (SWFI) grantees and other related programs for keeping participants engaged in education and training programs after recruitment, including tips on: building relationships with participants; structuring programs to meet participants’ needs; and using behavioral interventions to keep participants engaged.

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