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First published 2009-06

Welfare Clients' Volunteering as a Means of Empowerment

Ayala Cohen

Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly

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First published 2025-7

The role of phone mediation: Social workers’ and vulnerable clients’ role performances in mediated welfare encounters

Alexandrina Schmidt

Qualitative Social Work

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First published 2020-5

Australian welfare workers and street-level discretion when working with clients from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds

Tran Nguyen

Current Sociology

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First published 2022-10

Becoming Job-Ready? Narratives of Local Welfare-to-Work Programs and Client Experiences Across Differing Economic Contexts in California

Lucia M. Lanfranconi, Aditi Das, Joy Subaran [...]

Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services

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First published 1980-08

Client Evaluation of Three Welfare Programs

Charles T. Goodsell

Administration & Society

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First published 1989-06

Unemployment,Mental Health and the Psychological Functions of Work in Male Welfare Clients in Stockholm

Kerstin Isaksson

Scandinavian Journal of Public Health

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First published 1970-12

Perception of Disability by Welfare and Rehabilitation Clients

Richard T. Walls, John J. Miller

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2005-12

Nonprofits and the Job Retention of Former Welfare Clients

Felice Davidson Perlmutter, John R. Deckop, Alison M. Konrad [...]

Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly

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First published 2018-8

Client Abuse to Public Welfare Workers: Theoretical Framework and Critical Incident Case Study

Pernille S Stroebaek, Marek Korczynski

Sociology

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First published 1975-07

Welfare Workers as Family Planning Change Agents and the Perennial Problem of Heterophily with Welfare Clients

Paul J. Placek

The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science

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