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The ACCEDE intervention produced a large, positive impact on household income, boosted job applications, increased participation in recruitment interviews and vocational training, and enhanced internet access, social rights navigation, and community group participation.
The one-stop shop model improved overall synthetic indicators of social inclusion, housing conditions, parental skills, family satisfaction, and community integration, while reducing child material deprivation and increasing job search intensity, though it produced no statistically significant increase in short-term employment rates or earned income.
Receiving the health-only intervention significantly enhanced participants' self-perceived capacity to secure employment, while both the employment and combined interventions resulted in statistically significant increases in earned income relative to the comparison group.