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An 8 page consideration of the advances and shortcomings that have been made in welfare reform. Noting the mandates of the 1996 welfare reform act, the author points out that while some of the more developed areas have seen some improvements, they have done so only with improvements in the infrastructure that is needed to move people from the welfare roles to gainful employment. Less developed areas still lag behind in that they don't have provisions for transportation, child care, and the like. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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8 pages (~225 words per page)
File: AM2_PPwelfa2.rtf
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I. Introduction A. Welfare system evolved to encourage lifetime dependence rather than temporary assistance
1. Correlation with rise in out-of-wedlock births B. Cry for Reform 1. Reform
started in earnest with Reagan administration and continues to this day 2. Welfare Reform Act Implemented in 1996
II. Welfare Reform Act A. Time limit of five years
B. Mandatory Work Related activities III.
Shortcomings of Reform Efforts A. Lack of Provisions for Transportation B. Lack of Provisions
for Child Care C. Rural residents at a particular disadvantage
IV. Problems Across the Nation A. Illinois and Tennessee appear dissimilar yet face many common problems
1. cities have more provision to allow reform 2. rural areas disadvantaged in both states
V. Conclusions A. Many shortcomings remain to
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