Intervention description

Moving Up participants received case management and additional services aligned to their individual needs. These additional services included pre- or post-employment services, career counseling, job-search help, education and training, and child care and transportation assistance. Moving Up provided incentives when participants achieved employment, education, or training milestones. The number of services participants received and the length of participation varied based on participants’ particular circumstances. Participants were parents who were former TANF participants and had stopped receiving TANF at least nine months before the program started. Moving Up was implemented in six rural counties in northeast South Carolina.

Year evaluation began
2001
Intervention (standard name)
Short intervention description

Moving Up provided case management and tailored employment services to help former Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) participants find and maintain employment and advance into better jobs.

Count well supported or supported domains
0
Count Well supported domains
0
Count supported domains
0
Count not supported
0
Count domains examined
7
Count domains not examined
3
has evidence
Off
Covid-19 Impact
No
Characteristics
Percent another race
1.00
Percent Asian
0.00
Percent Black or African American
73.00
Percent Hispanic or Latino of any race
3.00
Percent American Indian or Alaska Native
0.00
Percent Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0.00
Percent Pacific islander
0.00
Percent White
0.00
Percent White not Hispanic
23.00
Percent More than one race
0.00
Percent unknown race
0.00
Percent Unknown or not reported
0.00
Intervention Primary Service
Populations targeted