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Welfare Recidivism in Maryland: A Review of Administrative Case Narratives
Logan Passarella, Letitia Born, Catherine E.
Logan Passarella, Letitia
Born, Catherine E.
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2013-10-01
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Safety Net
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Returns to Welfare
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A return to welfare may be necessary for some families on their path to self-sufficiency, and this report attempts to document the reasons why a family returned to cash assistance. We found that there was no single reason for a family's return to welfare, but we did find three major themes: 1) barriers to employment and episodic employment; 2) missing appointments and paperwork; and 3) noncompliance with program rules.
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