The phrase "access welfare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to obtain or utilize welfare services or benefits.
Example: "Many families struggle to access welfare due to complicated application processes."
Alternatives: "obtain welfare" or "utilize welfare services".
Here the suboptimal outcomes may be that some citizens cannot access welfare services or that the welfare service levels available are not the same for all citizens.
It can also ensure social protection to the neediest in society (SDG 1.3), allowing beneficiaries to access welfare payments or cash transfers with the swipe of a fingertip.
We at the Zacchaeus 2000 Trust (Z2K) – a charity addressing poverty issues caused by unfairness in the law, legal and benefits system – were deeply moved by how it showed the day-to-day reality of poverty and trying to access welfare benefit.
"If you are an affluent homeowner who also owns a car and computer and has money to spare, I cannot see how that justifies the same council resources as someone who potentially may not have stable accommodation, relies on public transport to get around and on computers within local libraries to access welfare.
It's not to vote in elections, access welfare, or sit on juries, which are the only things citizenship gets you that a green card doesn't.
People should need ID if they want to access welfare".
Understanding the relationship between food access and welfare is critical in the design of social welfare policies, but the literature on this relationship is scarce.
But she will help Cameron find a pragmatic compromise on migrant access to welfare.
Should these citizens be accorded the same rights and access to welfare benefits, among other privileges?
Numerical scoring is used by both private industry and some governments to access animal welfare at slaughter plants.
He said: "We have slashed student fraud, struck off nearly 900 bogus colleges, and toughened access to welfare and housing.
