How would not having a car affect their ability to get to the job interview? And how would not having a fashionable formal attire affect their ability to do a good impression on the interviewer? How would not having access to entertainment affect their mental health?
People probably know more about what they themselves _need_ in their situation than you do. Give them the opportunity to divide resources on their own.
And investing in people beyond merely keeping them alive will generally pay dividends and be a good investment in the long run.
Vaguely related: Unconditional cash transfers in charity are generally successful and have a strong multiplier effect leading to increased long-term income (must people don't just spend them on alcohol and drugs, as some would believe) https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S030438781...