A Frayed and Fragmented System of Supports for Low-Income Adults Without Minor Children

The nation’s basic supports for low-income, non-elderly adults without children are weak, fragmented, and often highly restrictive, leaving many of these individuals without help they need to afford the basics.

A Frayed and Fragmented System of Supports for Low-Income Adults

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More Than Half of Adults Not Living With Children and Receiving SNAP May Be Subject to Time Limit

TANF Policies Reflect Racist Legacy of Cash Assistance

74 Percent of Adults Potentially Subject to the Time Limit Work in Year Before or After Receiving SNAP

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TANF Policies Reflect Racist Legacy of Cash Assistance

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