Abawd Population. 1. Include the following ABAWD data:
Abawd Population. Individuals participating in the food benefit Workfare Program. These participants are able- bodied food benefit adult recipients without dependents. Typical participants are unemployed or employed but working less than twenty (20) hours per week, single persons who live with relatives or friends, have no children, have a sketchy work history, have low skill levels, and have unreliable transportation. Delaware intends to provide workfare services for the ABAWD population, which stands at approximately 15,788 people annually. However, because this is a highly fluid population with multiple behavioral difficulties, we anticipate impacting only half of this total ABAWD population. The remaining half, it is anticipated, will not comply.
Abawd Population. These are individuals participating in the food benefit Workfare Program. These participants are able-bodied adult food benefit recipients without dependents. Typical participants are unemployed or under-employed, working less than twenty (20) hours per week. They are often single persons who live with relatives or friends, have no children, have limited work history, have low skill levels and have unreliable transportation.
Abawd Population. These are individuals voluntarily participating in the food benefit E&T program. These participants are employable food benefit only recipients. Typical participants are unemployed or employed but working less than thirty (30) hours per week. They have sketchy work history, low skill levels, and limited education. Those participants with a more solid work history, and higher skill set are having difficulty in getting or maintaining employment on a full-time basis. This is as a result of the limited job opportunities. Many of these participants also have child care issues and unreliable transportation.
Abawd Population
