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Social support in single parents' transition from welfare to work: Analysis of qualitative findings

Description:
A synthesis of 16 research studies on the costs and benefits of social support as they relate to both survival and social mobility for low income women engaged in welfare to work transition
Resource Type:
Literature Review
Author(s):
Cook Kay
Funder(s):
Deakin University

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