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This posting helps with a survey to identify the most pressing needs for low income housing project clients such as trying to find out if they want to learn to further their education, learn about money, parenting skills, career/job information, etc., so that volunteer groups can know what to help these clients with in terms of creating information and giving presentations.

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As you formulate needs assessment survey, please allow some of my ideas to guide you:

1. Are you able to read the newspaper or an online article?

2. Are you interested in getting more help with your reading and writing skills?

3. Would you like help getting a GED or high school diploma?

4. Do you need help with writing a resume?

5. Are you interested in learning about money management?

6. Would you be interested ...

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