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Social Assistance is a type of healthcare service that provides support to individuals and families in need. It includes a range of services such as financial assistance, housing support, food assistance, and other forms of aid. These services are designed to help people in need to access basic necessities and to improve their quality of life. Social Assistance programs are typically funded by governments, charities, and other organizations.
Social Assistance services are often provided in partnership with other healthcare services, such as mental health services, primary care, and public health. This helps to ensure that individuals and families receive the support they need to improve their health and wellbeing.
Some companies in the Social Assistance market include United Way, Catholic Charities, Salvation Army, and Feeding America. Show Less Read more