"welfare division" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a government department or organization that provides aid, assistance, and services to those in need (e.g., the unemployed, the elderly, the disabled, etc.). For example, "The City Council has an extensive welfare division that provides job training and social services to citizens affected by poverty."
Amir's death marked the second time this year that Mr. McGreevey has asked the child welfare division to account for its handling of a case.
The news came as the state child welfare division was already under fire for failing to stop instances of abuse, particularly the death last winter of Faheem Williams, a 7-year-old in Newark.
Last month, he started out as the head of the welfare division of Bejiharjo village.
Consequently, ZEBET advises the ministry's animal welfare division on all scientific questions of animal welfare in the context of laboratory animals.
One effect of the city's decades of decline is that the class and welfare divisions have grown: more of the people with the high-paying Hull jobs now live in the county, but fewer of them come to the city to spend what they earn there.
Mr. Cooley, who had been head of the district attorney's San Fernando Valley and Antelope Valley offices, said that his support for Mr. Garcetti's opponent four years ago resulted in his being sent to the much smaller welfare fraud division.
In a high court judgment deciding welfare provisions, family division judge Mr Justice Jackson described "an abiding sense of disbelief that a parent could behave in such a wicked and selfish way towards a vulnerable child".
Navy Entertainment and the Morale, Welfare, and Recreation divisions on all the bases and ships work tirelessly.
The company was widely panned as a "welfare queen," whose grocery division benefits from the food stamps its workers are forced to rely on.
His office directs six bureaus, including a dozen units, from appellate divisions to welfare fraud.
The real story, says Liz Schott, senior fellow with the Centre on Budget and Policy Priorities' welfare reform and income support division, is that welfare reform decimated a social safety net that an increasing number of people need.
