financial help

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Faltering statelevel efforts to aid the poor blind and poor elderly have been given financialhelp from the national government and been federalized.
While for these groups, their socio-economic attributes associate with providing financialhelp, the effects are much less consistent than those just reviewed for married people.
Depending on individual circumstances, some receive financialhelp with both housing and personal support or care costs in the form of social-security benefits.
Direct payments systems which channel financialhelp directly to the older person to arrange their own care and support could be an answer.
That is, among those at a certain income level, the higher status couples are more likely to provide financialhelp to their children.
Prior to 1991, entitlements to financialhelp with domiciliary nursing and personal care were only available for up to four weeks after discharge from hospital.
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