last month that there are at least 33 local UBI-type programs across the US. Basic-income programs differ from traditional welfare programs in that they come with no strings attached — participants are free to spend the money however they like. Programs like Magnolia specifically target groups of people that are more likely to face financial hardship. California, for instance,funds for programs geared toward low-income pregnant people and young adults transitioning out of the foster-care system.
Ware said that the Magnolia funds helped her pay for rent and groceries when faced with sudden unemployment. Additionally, she used free resources that Magnolia offered its participants, like classes on building good credit, counseling, and"They have a lot of good resources that people should use," she said."I will always advocate for this program. It's helpful getting people back on their feet and making them financially stable.
She eventually started working again in 2021, but things were rough for her family in the meantime, especially when she contracted COVID-19 in November 2020 and experienced symptoms for two full months, she said. Her three daughters had to stay with her sister during that period.
Theres literally a teacher shortage in this country and we're paying teachers to stay at home? Nice!
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