Research Report Supporting Young Parents: Impacts of the New York City Performance Partnership Pilot (P3) on Young Parents' Outcomes
Theresa Anderson, Alexander Carther, Alan D. Dodkowitz
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This report presents findings from an exploratory impact evaluation of the New York City Performance Partnership Pilot (P3) program, which enhanced youth workforce services for young parents. We find that after leaving the program, NYC P3 enrollees had better outcomes than the comparison group in their occupational training participation rate, participation in other education and job-oriented services, high school equivalency credential attainment, and education/training enrollment and credential attainment. On average, NYC P3 participants earned high school equivalency credentials nearly four months sooner than comparison group members. We do not find significant impacts on employment or earnings. The report concludes with recommendations for policy and practice.

Research and Evidence Work, Education, and Labor Family and Financial Well-Being Tax and Income Supports
Expertise Transition-Age Young People Families K-12 Education Higher Education Workforce Development Apprenticeships Labor Markets Early Childhood
Tags Economic well-being Schooling Child care Employment and education Higher education Job training Secondary education Job opportunities Parenting Employment and income data Youth employment and training Student parents Building America’s Workforce Children and youth
States New York
Cities New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA