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Case Study of a Program Addressing Participants’ Barriers Before Providing Training and Other Work-Related Activities: Rhode Island Works

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  • Lindsay Ochoa
  • Linda Rosenberg

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This case study, a part of the State TANF Case Studies project, describes Rhode Island Works, RI’s TANF program, and highlights how it provides supportive services to help participants overcome their barriers, participate in employment-related activities, and find sustainable employment.

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  • Lindsay Ochoa & Linda Rosenberg, "undated". "Case Study of a Program Addressing Participants’ Barriers Before Providing Training and Other Work-Related Activities: Rhode Island Works," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 586efccc079347aca74affa77, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:586efccc079347aca74affa77e399337
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