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Families leaving welfare: How well are they doing?

Description:
A summary of a study, entitled ?What Happens to Families When They Leave Welfare,? on families leaving California?s welfare program and the successes and barriers they encounter afterwards based on two waves of extensive telephone surveys of welfare leavers in six Bay Area counties in the late 1990?s
Resource Type:
Fact Sheets & Briefs
Author(s):
Public Policy Institute of California
Publisher(s):
Public Policy Institute of California
Country:
United States

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