The phrase "assistance for single" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to assistance available for single individuals, but it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "The organization offers assistance for single parents who need help with childcare."
Alternatives: "support for singles" or "aid for single individuals".
This seems to be the implicit argument behind widespread hostility to public assistance for single mothers.
The level of social assistance for single parents (primarily through Temporary Assistance to Needy Families and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) varies from state to state in the United States but is consistently lower everywhere than in any of the comparison countries but for Spain.
Included in these expenditures were a well-paid maternity and parental leave for working parents and generous assistance for single parents and parents opting out of subsidized ECEC.
But that's untrue if only because these tasks were clear before the great emigration, too: rents are too high, in the big cities especially; tiny pensions that after 40 years of work are still smaller than welfare payments; or lacking assistance for single parents, who remain unemployed because they can't find daytime child care.
Reforms in the mid-1990s imposed time limits on cash assistance for poor single mothers, a change predicated on the assumption that women would trade welfare checks for paychecks.
Social assistance for a single person with a disability, provided by the Government of BC, was 62% of the low-income cut off established by the federal government [ 38].
Monthly Income Assistance benefits (b a ) for single mothers are based on the average IA benefits for a single parent with one child during the 1990s, as reported in the National Council of Welfare Reports (2002).
These findings have important implications for patients and their families regarding the expected physical dependencies after surgery and should stimulate a physician – patient discussion about the particular needs for assistance in the daily routine mainly for single individuals for the first 2 months after discharge from the hospital.
Nova Scotia's welfare services, similar to those in other provinces, cover old-age assistance, allowances for the blind and disabled, social assistance, social development, child welfare and adoptions, and services for single parents.
For these segments, the series asked animator Ke Jiang for assistance; he single-handedly "modeled, rigged and animated" the sequence.
Provision for single parents other than widows is normally left to social assistance where such a scheme exists.
