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Young Adults with Serious Mental Illness: Some States and Federal Agencies Are Taking Steps to Address Their Transition Challenges

06/23/2008 | Requests *

Summary

Approximately 2.4 million young adults had a serious mental illness in 2006. To better understand challenges that will arise as these youth transition into adulthood, GAO was asked to provide information on the demographic characteristics of these young adults, how selected states assist them, and how the federal government supports states in serving them. The data come from national surveys, the Social Security Administration, published research, and site visits. 

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Keywords

Transition Planning; Public Health; Human Services; SMI; 

Topic

Developmental/Intellectual Disabilities, Psychiatric Disabilities/Mental Illness, State/Agency Information 

Type/Tool

Data, Reports 

Source

Government Accountability Office; GAO 

State

Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, All States/Territories 

Date Created

10/08/2008 

Contact

Cornelia Ashby
Government
Accountability Office

ashbyc@gao.gov
202-512-7215

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