Lessons Churned: Measuring the Impact of Churn in Health and Human Services Programs on Participants and State and Local Agencies
This report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities discusses the concept of “churn,” when the periodic review of public benefits eligibility leaves benefits-eligible households without benefits temporarily, and forces them to reapply. Churn costs benefit recipients and state agencies both time and money, so reducing churn is beneficial for all involved parties. The report uses the experience of states involved in the Work Support Strategies project to discuss lessons learned about churn and potential methods for reducing churn.
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Record Type:
Report
Publication Date:
March, 2015
Date:
March 2015
Source:
Partner Resources
OFA Initiatives:
Systems to Family Stability National Policy Academy
SFS Category:
Program Redesign
National/International:
National
Topics/Subtopics:
- Supportive Services
- TANF Program Administration
- Services Integration
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