The phrase "as welfare for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision of support or assistance, typically in a social or economic context.
Example: "The government allocated funds as welfare for low-income families to help them meet their basic needs."
Alternatives: "as support for" or "as assistance for".
UBI can, in some ways, be seen as welfare for capitalists.
They deride public financing for political campaigns as "welfare for politicians".
The president's headache is that voters see his plan as welfare for the poor rather than a better way of delivering medical care.
The stock and bond markets have been obsessed with Bernanke's statements for some time, worried that he will pull away the Fed's stimulus, which acts as welfare for Wall Street.
Economists and some school principals criticised the plan as welfare for the middle class; the money would be better spent, they argued, on fixing things in the schools themselves.A youthful 50-year-old, Mr Rudd preceded his launch with a visit to cheering students at his old state school in Nambour, north of Brisbane.
When there are so many better ways of using government money paying off the debt, investing in skills and infrastructure, preparing for the costs of an ageing population, ensuring that the safety-net works for those who really need it there is no case for what one wise observer recently decried as "welfare for the wealthy".
Blackburn (2003) finds that this phenomenon is unrelated to the generosity of welfare programs for single mothers as welfare programs for single mothers do not incentivize divorce for women.
So far UNICEF and the Social Welfare Division have conducted three separate week-long training sessions for a total of 126 participants, who are now working as welfare volunteers for their villages across Western and Choiseul Provinces.
The number of homeless is indeed rising, and as welfare ends for many, even with the state safety net, and rents rise, making housing impossible for even lower-middle-income people, this is a crisis.
As welfare issues for children lessened, raising the quality of early education became a priority.
Especially when people of color and women--the people that the right has demonized as welfare leeches for decades--are the core constituency of this rare success among recovery programs.
