"welfare home" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a phrase used to refer to a residential institution providing care and support, typically for vulnerable members of society such as orphans, the elderly, or the disabled. For example, "The local church has been running a welfare home for homeless women for over 20 years."
Alfred I. du Pont, another cousin, introduced old-age pensions and built a state welfare home in 1930.
She ended her life in poverty, dying in a Floridan welfare home, and was buried in an unmarked grave.
35) A hatch where babies could be abandoned at a welfare home had to be closed after 260 babies were left in 48 days.
In July, China Economic Weekly magazine reported the government-run Beijing No. 1 Social Welfare Home, where a bed costs $110 to $570 a month, had a waiting list of more than 9,000.
Other state institutions include a penitentiary and several satellite prison camps, an industrial school for boys, a girls' welfare home, schools for blind and deaf people, a development centre for intellectually disabled children, and several special state-supported schools.
Hurston died in January, 1960, in the Saint Lucie County welfare home, in Fort Pierce, Florida, four days before the first sit-in took place, at a Woolworth lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Uxenu Ablaña, 79, said he was tormented because of his leftist background in the Catholic and welfare homes where he lived from 6 to 18.
An advocate of healthy living, Hsu often gave public talks at schools, welfare homes, and hospitals in Singapore and overseas about health and service to the needy.
The effort was named CommuniBake 2012, which distributed cupcakes to welfare homes for children, the disabled and elderly across Singapore once the mosaic was complete.
Senator Bruno recalls watching other families who accepted welfare bringing home groceries that his family could not afford.
Devastated by military conflict in the 20th century, Europe prefers to spend its money on social welfare at home and aid to poor countries abroad.
