Report

The Effects of Subsidized and Transitional Employment Programs on Non-Economic Well-Being

This study from the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation examined the effects of transitional and subsidized employment programs on outcomes of well-being beyond financial measures. The data was collected as part of the Subsidized and Transitional Employment Demonstration (STED); results of the data analysis are provided and include that STED services create a positive effect on well-being for participants.
Source
Partner Resources
OFA Initiatives
Systems to Family Stability National Policy Academy
SFS Category
Case Management and Coaching
Topics/Subtopics
Employment
Subsidized Employment
Transitional Jobs
Publication Date
2018-03-16
Section/Feed Type
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