The role of Social Security in disaster recovery.

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Wraith, Brian

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Canberra, A.C.T. : s.n., 1993]Description: 5 pSubject(s):

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363.34820994 21

Subject: Examines the role of the DSS in assisting people to recover from disasters. Covers: The disaster victims immediate needs, the social work role; The extra financial help available; Getting payment back on the rails; Support for non-English speaking clients.

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Examines the role of the DSS in assisting people to recover from disasters. Covers: The disaster victims immediate needs, the social work role; The extra financial help available; Getting payment back on the rails; Support for non-English speaking clients.

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