Welfare Reform in California

Results of the 1998 All-County Implementation Survey, Appendix

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The California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) program is California's response to the welfare reforms Congress set in motion in 1996. This document, a companion volume to MR-1052-CDSS, contains, in alphabetical order by county, detailed responses from each of California's 58 counties to a statewide survey conducted by RAND in late 1998 as part of its evaluation of CalWORKs. For each county, two additional pieces of information are also included: a brief profile of the county's population and employment characteristics and simple descriptive tabulations of the county's welfare caseload. Graphs showing caseload characteristics trace the changing size of the AFDC/TANF caseload over time. Finally, for each county, the document presents exact survey responses made by county welfare administrators.

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  • Copyright: RAND Corporation
  • Availability: Available
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 1167
  • List Price: $210.00
  • Price: $168.00
  • ISBN/EAN: 0-8330-2764-6
  • Document Number: MR-1052/1-1-CDSS
  • Year: 1999
  • Series: Monograph Reports

Contents

  • Part 1

  • Preface

  • Introduction

  • Counties:

  • Alameda

  • Alpine

  • Amador

  • Butte

  • Calaveras

  • Colusa

  • Contra Costa

  • Del Norte

  • El Dorado

  • Fresno

  • Glenn

  • Part 2

  • Humboldt

  • Imperial

  • Inyo

  • Kern

  • Kings

  • Lake

  • Lassen

  • Los Angeles

  • Madera

  • Marin

  • Mariposa

  • Mendocino

  • Part 3

  • Merced

  • Modoc

  • Mono

  • Monterey

  • Napa

  • Nevada

  • Orange

  • Placer

  • Plumas

  • Riverside

  • Sacramento

  • Part 4

  • San Benito

  • San Bernardino

  • San Diego

  • San Francisco

  • San Joaquin

  • San Luis Obispo

  • San Mateo

  • Santa Barbara

  • Santa Clara

  • Santa Cruz

  • Shasta

  • Part 5

  • Sierra

  • Siskiyou

  • Solano

  • Sonoma

  • Stanislaus

  • Sutter

  • Tehama

  • Trinity

  • Tulare

  • Tuolumne

  • Ventura

  • Yolo

  • Yuba

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