social assistance
Britishnoun
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Is it any wonder the Golden State has been losing jobs in nearly every industry but healthcare and social assistance?
The court said the former politician had received bribes in relation to the procurement of goods intended for COVID-19 social assistance packages.
From Reuters
Madrigal said the boy, whose name authorities have not released, would be transferred to a social assistance center for unaccompanied migrant minors in the state capital, Xalapa.
From Reuters
But proponents say Alternatives to Abortion meets a different need than heavily regulated medical clinics do — by offering social assistance to those who decide to "choose life in difficult circumstances."
From Salon
Wahyu Susilo, founder of the Migrant Care, a non-governmental group, said authorities were scrambling to accommodate the planned influx, with no system in place to ensure adequate care, such as social assistance.
From Reuters
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