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17984
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The 1969 North Carolina General Assembly enacted major legislative changes affecting public welfare programs. These included not only clarifying basic laws but also changing to the notion of public services rather than welfare and emphasizing work incentive programs, aid to families with children, and child day care.
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19811
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This bulletin describes legislation enacted during the 1995 regular session of the North Carolina General Assembly that affects social services or is of particular interest to people in county or state social services agencies. Also included are bills that did not pass the 1995 session but remain eligible for consideration in the 1996 session.
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19812
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This bulletin discusses new laws affecting programs and practices within the Division of Social Services in the Department of Human Resources and within county departments of social services. Also includes are changes in the domestic relations area that may be important for professionals who work with families and children.
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19828
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The 1985 session of the North Carolina General Assembly produced legislation that will have substantial impact on a number of social services and juvenile services programs. This bulletin discusses these and other laws affecting county social services departments and the State Division of Social Services, Medical Assistance, and Aging in the Department of Human Resources.
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19831
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This bulletin describes laws passed by the 1987 General Assembly, including an increase in eligibility and benefit levels for Medicaid and AFDC, and other legislative changes that affect county social services departments. It also describes amendments to the North Carolina Juvenile Code.
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