Family Economic Stability Sample Clauses

Family Economic Stability.  Reinstate NC’s Earned Income Tax Credit, support continuation of the federal EITC. Key partner: Together NC, NC Child, NC Justice Center, Women for Women.  Support reauthorization of extended unemployment insurance at the federal level and in NC. Key partners: NC Justice Center, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.  Support funding and improvements to public assistance programs to remove barriers to access for eligible families and create assistance that provides a safety net and stepping stone for family economic stability. This includes funding and implementation for SNAP, TANF, Medicaid, heating assistance, and Child Care Subsidy. Key partners: NC Child. Local level policies Child & Family Supports  Support Buncombe County School’s Super Summer Meals program for summer 2014. Family Economic Stability  Support the recommendations of the City’s Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Report that include increased funding for the city’s housing trust fund, a city land bank, and policies that can incent more affordable, mixed-income housing development accessible to low-wage working families.  Support efforts at the County to develop and maintain safe, affordable housing options for low-income families.
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Family Economic Stability a. 5-Year: Children at risk of remaining in poverty are living in stable families, able to meet their basic needs (i.e., food, housing, health, safety and transportation).
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