Integrating Alcohol and Drug Treatment into a Work-Oriented Welfare Program: Lessons from Oregon

Gretchen Kirby, LaDonna Pavetti, Jacqueline Kauff and John Tapogna

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Abstract: Draws on the experiences of Oregon, where welfare offices have addressed alcohol and drug problems since 1992, to help states develop ways to include treatment in a work-oriented welfare environment.

Keywords: Welfare; Reform; Substance; Abuse; Oregon (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 91
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