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Paths to Welfare Rural Places: Key Findings and Lessons from the Impact Evaluation of the Future Scope Rural Welfare-to-Work Program
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SELECTING PROMISING RURAL PROGRAMS FOR THE DEMONSTRATION
Program Selection Criteria
Testing Case Management in a Rural Context
WELFARE-TO-WORK IN RURAL ILLINOIS: THE FUTURE STEPS PROGRAM
EVALUATION DESIGN AND METHODS
Implementation and Cost Study
Impact Study
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PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT, STAFFING, AND SERVICE DELIVERY
THE FUTURE STEPS TARGET POPULATION
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS: THE ECONOMIC, POLICY, AND SERVICE CONTEXT
KEY FINDINGS ON FUTURE STEPS IMPLEMENTATION
CLIENT EXPERIENCES IN FUTURE STEPS
COSTS OF FUTURE STEPS
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IMPACTS ON EMPLOYMENT, SELF-SUFFICIENCY, AND WELL-BEING
DIFFERENCES IN THE USE OF SERVICES AND RESOURCES
IMPACTS ON EMPLOYMENT AND EARNINGS
CHANGES IN WELFARE DEPENDENCE AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY
IMPACTS ON WELL-BEING AND QUALITY OF LIFE
DIFFERENCES IN PROGRAM IMPACTS FOR KEY SUBGROUPS
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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: IMPROVING PROGRAM INNOVATION IN RURAL AREAS
POSSIBLE REASONS FOR THE LACK OF PROGRAM IMPACTS
LESSONS FOR IMPLEMENTING FUTURE PROGRAMS IN RURAL AREAS
IMPLICATIONS FOR DESIGNING WELFARE-TO-WORK PROGRAMS IN RURAL AREAS
ADDRESSING CONSTRAINTS OF SCALE: ISSUES FOR EVALUATING RURAL PROGRAMS
APPENDIX A: SURVEY DATA COLLECTION AND WEIGHTING METHODS
APPENDIX B: ADDITIONAL COST STUDY ANALYSES: COSTS BY PROGRAM COMPONENT
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