Research Report Effective Programs and Policies for Promoting Economic Well-Being
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Lessons from the Financial Security, Housing, Workforce Development, and Case Management Fields
Barbara Butrica, Kassandra Martinchek, Martha M. Galvez, Heather Hahn, Signe-Mary McKernan, Shayne Spaulding
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Practitioners and policymakers understand that improving economic well-being among families with low incomes requires treating the causes: financial insecurity, joblessness, low-wage jobs, and expensive housing costs. This report is written for practitioners, policymakers, and researchers who are looking for ways to bring research to practice. The report identifies proven, promising, and emerging practices in the areas of financial security, workforce development, housing, and case management. Within each area, it highlights research on policies and programs, provides examples of common benchmarks and measures of success, and lists organizations working within these spaces.

For a short summary of highlighted interventions, see the fact sheet.

Research and Evidence Family and Financial Well-Being Work, Education, and Labor Tax and Income Supports
Expertise Social Safety Net Wealth and Financial Well-Being Higher Education Workforce Development Families
Tags Families with low incomes Hunger and food assistance Job training Beyond high school: education and training Baby bonds and child savings accounts