Tag
one_stop_shop
3 findings
Policy & public sectorCoordinated Needs-Assessment One-Stop Model for Welfare RecipientsThe one-stop shop model significantly increased the take-up of municipal social support programs and enhanced participants' mental health, but produced no statistically significant impacts on employment status, days worked, job search ability, or take-up of employment and training programs.RCTLabour & employmentMulti-Service Gender-Focused One-Stop Shop for Unemployed MothersThe program produced statistically significant improvements in job search skills, professional competencies, personal autonomy, life satisfaction, mental health, housing conditions, social interactions, and an overall social inclusion index, as well as survey-reported increases in employment likelihood (though administrative records showed no short-term employment effect).RCTPolicy & public sectorComprehensive One-Stop Shop Social Support ModelThe 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.RCT