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Child and Youth Well-Being
Cities
Economic Opportunity
Families
Homelessness
2025
January 9, 2025
Rising Homelessness Highlights Need to Invest in Proven Solutions
“Homelessness has risen sharply since 2023, new data show. The research is clear: rental assistance promotes housing stability and is key to solving homelessness. Reducing, and ultimately solving, homelessness will require expanding rental assistance and access to supportive services. Unfortunately, President-elect Trump’s record and Republican proposals raise concerns that the incoming Administration and Congress could abandon evidence-based approaches; cut fundingfor programs like rental assistance, increasing the already large number of households who don’t receive help because of inadequate resources; and pursue policies that will further increase homelessness and housing instability and deepen inequities.

In the News
Hunger
K-12
Michigan
2023
August 15, 2023
Schools helping low-income families with lunch without federal aid

In the News
Child and Youth Well-Being
Education
Hunger
2023
March 24, 2023
USDA Proposes Expanding School Meal Programs in Low-Income Areas

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Aging
Asset Building
Digital Divide
Hunger
Nutrition
2023
February 2, 2023
The digital discrimination surrounding electronic coupons for senior citizens and low-income individuals

In the News
COVID
Families
Guaranteed Income
Hunger
Nutrition
2023
February 1, 2023
The end of a pandemic-era boost to SNAP benefits is compounding the burden low-income households already face

In the News
COVID
Families
Hunger
Politics
Poverty Measurement
2023
January 25, 2023
'This isn't trivial': Applying for welfare benefits is too difficult, low-income Americans say

In the News
COVID
Child and Youth Well-Being
Families
Hunger
Nutrition
2023
January 20, 2023
Food Stamps: Will Latest Public Health Emergency (PHE) Declaration Affect SNAP Benefits?

In the News
COVID
Families
Housing
Hunger
Jobs
2023
January 18, 2023
Inflation is battering lower-income households most as food, housing costs soar, Fed study says

