The Welfare Act

The Welfare Act refers to legislation designed to provide support and resources to individuals and families in need. It aims to promote social well-being by offering assistance such as financial aid, healthcare, housing support, and employment services. The act establishes programs and regulations that help vulnerable populations, including the unemployed, disabled, or low-income groups, achieve greater stability and self-sufficiency. Overall, it seeks to reduce poverty and ensure basic needs are met, fostering a more equitable society through proactive government intervention and support systems.