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Nevada Welfare Reform Evaluation

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Evaluator(s) University of Nevada, Reno
Investigator(s) Brian Burke (Nevada State Welfare Division)
Lynette Grundy (Nevada State Welfare Division)
Mike Reed (University of Nevada, Reno)
Mike Mitchell (University of Nevada, Reno)
Sponsor(s) Not reported
Funder(s) Not reported
Subcontractor(s) Not reported
 
Domain Income Security/TANF
Status In Development (not yet fielded)
Duration Jun 1998 - May 1998
Type Research and/or Program Evaluation
Program/Policy Description Project will evaluate existing and planned welfare programs to aid in the development, implementation, and management of Nevada's welfare programs and policies. The project will help to determine the effectiveness of existing programs and assist in reestablishing new initiatives that will advance clients' efforts to reach the goal of self-sufficiency.
Notes No noted reported.
 
Last Updated 00/00/00
Type of Summary Unreviewed
Contact(s) Bob Anderson (not reported)
Nevada State Welfare Division
2527 N. Carson Street
(T) (702) 687-4770
(F) not reported
Submitter(s) Brian Burke (not reported)
Nevada State Welfare Division
2527 N. Carson
(T) (702)-697-4982
(F) (702)-697-5080

Populations Studied

Target Population Recipients/participants/clients
Former recipients ("leavers")
Applicants
Subgroups Analyzed Pregnant/parenting teens
Single parent families
Persons diverted from welfare
Sample Size and Unit Selection of 150-200 cases per month.
Execution Not yet available.

Sites Studied

Nevada- statewide

 
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