Designing Participant-Centered Programs: Participant Reflections on What Works Well in Social Services Programs

Akanksha Jayanthi, Asaph Glosser and Jordan Engel

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Abstract: This brief describes the perspectives of people participating in the programs featured in case studies. It highlights what the interviewed participants most appreciated about these programs and how the services supported their goals. These participant perspectives can provide insight for people designing policies and programs.

Keywords: Employment and training; participant-centered; social services; TANF; case studies; participant reflections (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 10
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