Self-Sufficiency and Safety: The Case for Onsite Domestic Violence Services at Employment Services Agencies

Dec 1, 2004

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This report presents the findings of a two-year demonstration project that provided domestic violence services to participants in programs at employment services agencies, highlighting the challenges, service needs, and outcomes of low-income domestic violence survivors as they struggle to keep themselves and their children safe, become and remain employed, and attain self-sufficiency.

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Center for Impact Research

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Kraft Foods

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English

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Title: Self-Sufficiency and Safety: The Case for Onsite Domestic Violence Services at Employment Services Agencies
Publication date 2004-12-01
Publication Year 2004
Authors Lise McKean
Copyright holder(s) Center for Impact Research
Keywords domestic , abuse , employment services , counselor , services agencies
Document type Text
Language English
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