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Provides general program information about the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA), Section 401 Indian and Native American Program. From the U.S. Dept. of Labor Employment and Training administration.
Information and Directory of welfare-to-work services.
Empowers organizations to integrate effective online communications strategies to strengthen their programs and policies for children, families and people in need.
Does studies of fertility, health, mortality, and migration. Applied studies are aimed at improving public health and welfare programs in the United States and developing countries.
Seeks to impact people's lives through the inspiration of hope, the discovery of divine potential, and the restoration of life-long dreams.
Provides child and family development services including Head Start, Family Wellness, Welfare to Work Collaborations and Literacy Programs.
An intermediary for social policies and strategies in welfare reform, fatherhood, teen pregnancy and parenting, child welfare, and early childhood education and care.
Educational programs and materials for students of various learning abilities such as adult education, vocational skills, GED, pre-GED, welfare to work and correctional education.
A source of information for and about groups of low income people organizing around welfare rights issues
Employment transportation resources.
Information from the Virtual Magazine of the Electronic Policy Network
Developed by a welfare-mom. Information for policy makers, single parents, low-income families of all make-ups, feminists, activists, and anyone who cares about policy and economics
Provides six programs devoted to activities in realms where science, government and society intersect.
A national, nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization created to encourage, educate and assist businesses to hire individuals from public assistance.
Information from the Urban Institute
Research by Gregory Acs, Norma Coe, Keith Watson and Robert I. Lerman from the Urban Institute.
A nonprofit, nonpartisan social policy research organization dedicated improving the well-being of low-income people by evaluating the effectiveness of public policies and programs.
a San Francisco-based, not-for-profit organization that provides professional clothing and image counseling to low income men and women seeking employment.
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