ujm> Any Jew qualified for public benefits
I am not sure which programs amom used, but it seems that NJ welfare program’s focus is on helping people get a job. So, if someone is capable of finding a job, would not qualify:
WorkFirst New Jersey (WFNJ) is the state’s public assistance program, designed to help families move to self-sufficiency by offering them a full array of supports, from child care, health insurance and transportation, to substance abuse treatment and emergency funds. Recipients face a five-year lifetime limit on cash assistance, and must become employed or take part in work activities