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Almost half of New Yorkers face foreclosure without attorneys SNAP: Broad-Based Categorical Eligibility Chart Report Examines Medicaid's Role for People with HIV NY Times: Freddie and Fannie Reject Debt Relief Suit alleges banks and mortgage companies cheated veterans and U.S. … Continue reading →

CLASP: Mandatory Drug Testing of TANF Applicants Ignores Big Picture 2011 Community Health Advocates RFP Work, Assistive Technology and Transition-Aged Youth NY Times: Foreclosures Are Killing Us Judge addresses legal services for the poor

High Poverty Rates Shadow Welfare Reform Court Programs Working Toward Normalcy in E-Discovery NY Times: Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Medicaid Case The Latest on State TANF Cuts

Medicaid Managed Care Fact Sheet: Restricted Recipients- the way you receive your Medicaid benefits is changing Sizing up the Supreme Court: Four leading Supreme Court experts discuss the upcoming term Home heating program may see deep cuts For More and … Continue reading →

Most Food Stamp Recipients Have No Earned Income 15 Years On, Still No Agreement on Welfare Reform's Impact For More and More Low-Income New Yorkers, Civil Legal Services Are Just Out of Reach

Financial maintenance requirements at application and renewal (Updated) NY Times: U.S. Mortgage-Aid Program Is Shutting Down, With Up to $500 Million Unspent TANF Extension Leaves Many Poor States Out in the Cold

GAO Report – Child Welfare: More Information and Collaboration Could Promote Ties Between Foster Care Children and Their Incarcerated Parents CBPP: HUD's "Moving to Work Demonstration" Not About Work, and Not the Smart Way to Improve Housing Assistance Using the … Continue reading →

September 26, 2011 – Video of the Chief Judge's hearings on unmet civil legal services needs in the First Department Medicaid Spend-Down (Updated) CBPP: Converting Medicare to Premium Support Would Likely Lead to Two-Tier Health Care System Epic Stakes in … Continue reading →