welfare hotel

It is not a welfare hotel, in name or fact.

She said she'd been living in one of the welfare hotels.

Each family has a different story of life since the welfare hotels.

At one point, she worked with children in welfare hotels.

About 9,000 children live in the city's 60 welfare hotels.

For James, the problems started before he first walked into a welfare hotel.

He was a boy then, she said, living in a Manhattan welfare hotel.

And by July 1990 only 157 families were left in welfare hotels.

She is afraid of the welfare hotels, where another sister lives.

The city had already announced that it would stop using six other welfare hotels.

They also agree that welfare hotels are not the solution.

Each family gets a similar grant when they move out of a welfare hotel into an apartment.

The last thing we should do is go back into welfare hotels."

The city does not expect to phase out welfare hotels until 1992.

The meeting for the deal is scheduled to take place at a downtown welfare hotel.

"But I'm not going to single out the welfare hotels.

We provide services and support to a group of high-risk families living in welfare hotels.

The number of families in welfare hotels, which had dropped to about 100 from more than 2,000, began to grow again.

If you're living in a welfare hotel, what's your payoff?

Others were placed in welfare hotels but invited to return for support services.

By the end of June, 147 homeless families were living in three welfare hotels.

They also said the Council may refuse to give the city another two years to get out of the welfare hotels.

A worker at the welfare hotel, where the family had lived for two years, said, "These children were in trouble."

At least four welfare hotels were known to be shuttered.

By the time, he left office the city had more than halved the number of families in welfare hotels, to about 1,500.