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Community Action Partnership of North Dakota : Our Network : Partners

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North Dakota Community Action Agencies. Individual Development Accounts (IDAs). Supportive Services for Veteran Families. Additional Community Action Programs. Affordable Care Act in North Dakota. Food Pantries in North Dakota. Help with Heating Costs. Where To Go For Help in North Dakota. North Dakota Community Action Agencies. National Association for State Community Services Programs. National Community Action Foundation. Region VIII Performance and Innovation Consortia:. 3233 South University Drive.

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City: Lesson Learned: First Week

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City. Friday, May 8, 2009. Lesson Learned: First Week. I have been thinking and writing about food quite a bit this week. I've been discussing it with my family, numerous colleagues, and fellow students. I have found that our eating habits are somewhat atypical. While I love eating yummy meals and snacks, I never before really placed my diet in the context of most of the. Population (except when reading Michael Pollan. Which I did. the food weighed in at over 60 pounds! He answe...

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City: Keep the Comments Coming!

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City. Wednesday, May 20, 2009. Keep the Comments Coming! To counter this discrepancy we gave ourselves a childcare subsidy that we would not be eligible at this point. I’ll explain that below. One of the areas where we gave ourselves much more benefit than we would actually be receiving is with the childcare subsidy. Why? One of the problems with many of the services and programs available to assist low-income populations is that you have to have to pass income and asset tests&#...

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City: Health Insurance

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City. Saturday, May 16, 2009. My allergies are finally here. I have been hoping that miraculously I would not be affected by grass seed and linden this year. But, alas. What does that mean for the poverty project? This brings up the issue of insurance during our project. A few facts about the health insurance (from the Annual Report on Poverty in Utah, 2008):. In 2006 Utah passed the national average for percent of population uninsured, at 17 percent. View my complete profile.

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Poverty Blog - Follow Jessie!: White heels, TP and Weddings

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Poverty Blog - Follow Jessie! Monday, May 11, 2009. White heels, TP and Weddings. Lesson Five: Life in poverty has forced me to be resourceful. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Recently the Deseret News ran an article describin. Running errands can be difficult without a car. I. Prior to leaving to Arizona for my sister’s weddin. White heels, TP and Weddings. Poverty Lesson Three: If its not edible, I dont . Lentils, Ramen and Chickpea Patties. Surprise, youre in poverty!

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Poverty Blog - Follow Jessie!: Surprise, you're in poverty!

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Poverty Blog - Follow Jessie! Saturday, May 2, 2009. Surprise, you're in poverty! Lesson One: You can't wing living in poverty. As I jumped into my gas-guzzling, '94 Ford Explorer (aka "the Beast"), I realized that the gas gauge showed that the Beast was almost empty. So, I drove over to the gas station and exceeded my $6.42 daily allowance by pumping $10.00 worth of gas. At 15 miles to the gallon, I don’t think I will be able to afford to drive for very long. May 21, 2009 at 2:49 PM.

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City: Food Part I: Background

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City. Sunday, May 3, 2009. Food Part I: Background. Let's get coffee and a treat. The third largest expense for us after our mortgage and childcare is food. My family thinks a lot about food. We like what we like. We rotate the same recipes through our diet. We eat at the same restaurants every week or two. We shop at the same grocery store every week. We tend to eat healthily at home (in some part to counterbalance the eating out). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City: Housing

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Poverty Project Salt Lake City. Sunday, May 10, 2009. Living at the poverty rate, my family does not have affordable housing. In fact we would be considered “severely burdened” by our housing costs. To be under the 30 percent rule, to not have “burdened” housing, we would need to find a two-bedroom apartment for $458 with utilities included. What is the point? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Keep the Comments Coming! We are Broke (Except for Food, Thank Goodness).

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Resources - WISCAP

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Wisconsin Community Action Program Association. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Programs & Services. Food Security & TEFAP. Job & Business Development. 8220;In the Arena”. Institute for Wisconsin's Future. League of Women Voters. National Organization for Women – WI Chapter. Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault. Wisconsin Council on Children and Families. Wisconsin Women's Network. Other Community Action State Associations. CAP Association of Idaho. Connecticut Association for CA.