Making the Most of Employment and Training

One of the goals of the Food Stamp Employment and Training Program is to invest resources in a way that will enhance the self-sufficiency of participants and reduce their dependence on food stamps. The program is highlighted.

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Published in:Public Welfare 1991-04, Vol.49 (2), p.27
Main Authors: Usher, Charles L, Koo, Helen P, Gogan, Harlene C
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Employment training programs
Food programs
Public assistance programs
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