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Evaluation of the Mississippi AFDC Experiment

Three innovative program concepts-work experience with incentive income, special welfare services other than financial assistance, and increased financial assistance-were introduced in a demonstration program involving AFDC clients in two predominantly rural Mississippi counties over a one-year period. Before-and-after interviews of 181 adult female clients randomly assigned to program groups and a control group revealed changes in economic status, life-style, and personal outlook related to program outputs. No reliable pattern of statistically significant differences among groups was noted, although there were substantial changes on many client characteristics during the year.