The phrase "welfare project" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project or program that aims to improve the well-being and quality of life for a group of people, usually those who are disadvantaged or in need. Example: The government has launched a new welfare project to provide affordable housing for low-income families in the city.
"That is clearly out of compliance," said Hank Orenstein, director of the child welfare project in the public advocate's office.
Ms. Dovgal, the X'Show organizer, framed the convention as a social welfare project for a country where sex education is practically nonexistent.
This was done quite openly — and prompted Valli Annamalai, head of the Mother and Child Welfare Project, an initiative of the Tamil Nadu state branch of the nongovernmental Indian Council for Child Welfare, to act.
Valli Annamalai, the head of the Mother and Child Welfare Project in Tamil Nadu, has seen progress in her effort to end the area's reputation as one of the worst places for "gendercide" in India.
The welfare project was set up last year to guide Blackwood's tenants, all of whom have disabilities, through the complexities of reforms such as the bedroom tax and universal credit.
Last year, 52 children who were either in foster care or whose natural families had been reported for improper care died, according to the Child Welfare Project, a public-private partnership out of the office of the public advocate.
In addition, they established a number of social welfare projects and cooperatives.
Ajay Gudavarthy, a political scientist at Jawaharlal Nehru University, said temples had always said the wealth they collected was for social welfare projects.
In a cursory nod to public concern, it revealed that spending on welfare projects would be increased from 1% to 4% of the stimulus package (see chart).
Active in community art and welfare projects for her entire life, in the 1950s, she was an early and outspoken supporter of community and school integregation in New Rochelle.
This was the result of the Fico government's continuing propensity to finance pet welfare projects, and the lack of a serious consolidation impetus.
