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  2. Number of interventions with evidence for specific racial or ethnic groups or genders, by services offered
  3. Number of interventions with evidence for specific racial or ethnic groups or genders, by services offered
Interventions = 4
Intervention Percent of full sample that is Asian Includes subgroup findings
Florida's Project Independence Yes
Jobs-First Greater Avenues for Independence (GAIN) Program Yes
Greater Avenues for Independence (GAIN) 3% Yes
The San Diego Saturation Work Initiative Model (SWIM) Yes
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