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For low-income Americans, statistics from the National Low Income Housing Coalition show that nationally there is a shortage of more than 7 million affordable homes for the more than 10.8 million extremely low-income U.S. families. And there is no state or county in the country where...
a guaranteed income trial among low-income Black young adults aged 18–24 in San Francisco and Oakland, California [37]. In partnership with local youth-serving agencies, participants were recruited from Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) qualified census tracts, where 50% of households have ...
In this post, we share programs and organizations that provide housing for single moms with no income and single moms with low income. Affordable housing resources and financial support range from rental assistance, home loans for single moms, and ways to get help when you’re facing a housing...
FCS operates under a Medicaid Section 1115demonstration waiver, which enables states to use Medicaid funding for services that wouldn’t traditionally be permitted by the program’s rules. A federal-state partnership, Medicaid provides health coverage for millions of low-income Americans. ...
Both cities have prioritized addressing housing affordability and homelessness, but have struggled to meet the housing needs of low-income residents. Despite political action and heavy financial investment, current strategies have been unable to tackle growing homelessness. For example, Oakland is in ...
s policymakers and housing agencies and providers can more efficiently use limited resources to address the affordable housing needs of extremely low-income households. The first is to prioritize rental assistance in areas of the state where rents are low and the inventory of market-supplied housing...
For instance, low-wage workers were less likely to be able to work remotely or in settings where physical distancing was possible [14]. Additionally, many low-wage workers lacked paid sick leave and as such were more likely to work alongside people who could not afford to stay home if ...
Currently, nine states do not allow for inclusionary zoning rules that require developers to set aside affordable housing on their projects. That has got to change. We also need to promote integration and end local segregation that excludes low-income and minority tenants and homeowners. Restrictive...