WELFARE POLICY

Welfare Policy

Welfare Policy

In 1890, the Pittsburgh Association for the Improvement of the Poor disputed that widows endured the unnatural blame of the wage-earner. Mothers are not conceived by environment to care for their own young children, neither do they desire to location them in dwellings or other institutions. Contrasting mind-set to the distinct paid work possibilities of women in the two developed hubs and contends that such local values performed an instrumental function in the development and implementation of social welfare policy in the early twentieth century (Meaghan Kowalsky, 2007).

Few poor widows or orphans noted their knowledge in ...