Explain how the group was either helped or harmed

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Using information from the learning resources, identify one group affected by an institutional policy change that occurred in the past.

Explain how the group was either helped or harmed by this institutional policy change in the past

Textbook - Netting. F.E Kettner (2017). social work macro practice (6th ed)

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