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Deliver effective social programs and social benefits confidently with data and AI

Social benefits solutions from SAS

Partner with SAS to make social benefits more effective and bring social and economic prosperity to citizens, families and communities.



Modernize your social services programs to deliver social benefits more effectively

Discover how SAS analytics solutions can help you gain a full view of policy impacts, detect fraud, measure risk and improve programs that benefit the people you serve.

Improve the lives of the most vulnerable

Ensure better outcomes for children and vulnerable populations by creating data-driven insights that lead to better policies – so you can provide the right benefits at the right time. Help identify demographic areas with high levels of need, enabling more targeted deployment of resources.

Promote payment integrity

Use data and AI to detect and prevent fraud, waste and abuse (FWA) in benefit claims for unemployment insurance, food, cash, housing and child care assistance. Streamline eligibility determination based on income, demographics and socioeconomic factors.

Enhance productivity

Improve operational efficiency to do more with fewer resources, make the delivery of your social services more successful, and create better outcomes for citizens, families, and communities.

Prevent substance use disorder & opioid crisis

Identify high-risk populations and develop effective response solutions for your community. SAS Analytics can help you mitigate risk, prevent addiction and effectively monitor treatment program success and availability.

Understand the impact of policy changes

Evaluate social benefit programs by comparing pre- and post-intervention data, assessing impact and analyzing return on investment. They can predict policy changes’ effects on budgets and outcomes, and help design strategies to encourage positive actions like job training participation.

Discover economic & social trends

Understand the broader trends in ageing populations, migration, or family structures and how these may impact the demand for social benefits. Data and AI models can forecast how broader economic factors like unemployment rates or inflation might increase or decrease the demand for social benefits in your countries.

How SAS delivers effective social programs

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    The Abu Dhabi Early Childhood Authority has compiled over 1,000 notable data points for more than 350,000 children, all while ensuring the highest level of data privacy.

  • Orange County's data-driven approach empowers caseworkers at the county's child support agency to help parents make decisions that benefit their children.

  • Bissell Centre relies on robust data analysis to better understand clients, improve programs and services and advocate for those in need.

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    SAS Payment Integrity for Social Benefits

    Detect, prevent and manage payment integrity issues across various public assistance programs with the fastest, most productive data and AI platform.

    • Quickly uncover more suspicious activity with greater accuracy.
    • Gain a holistic view of fraud risk to discover discrepancies faster across programs.
    • Identify new schemes and threats with social network analysis.
    • Improve collaboration across programs.