Use the following case study to answer the questions that follow: You are a social worker in a Veteran's Administration (VA) hospital. The VA, a federal organization initially established in 1920, provides a wide range of services through numerous locations and branches to people who have served in the military, in order to enhance their overall health and welfare. Services include those directed at physical and mental health, financial assistance, and a host of other issues. Specifically, you work in a unit that provides short-term housing and alcohol and other drug treatment for homeless veterans. The problem that you are finding is that more and more of your clients come to you and tell you they simply can't find any full-time jobs, even at minimum wage. You find yourself frequently thinking, "How can my clients afford the housing I set them up with even if they could get a job at minimum wage?"

You feel the issue boils down to the unsustainability of the minimum wage and the lack of adequate job training through the VA. The wage issue isn't one you feel your unit within the VA is able to address alone. You aren't sure how to access those higher up in the organization who could make decisions to work toward a solution.

Which phrase below will result in a working intervention hypothesis?

"Developing an adult day-care program...

Group of answer choices

and getting community support."

including occupational therapy."

for all levels of functioning."

will provide families with respite."