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  • n of whether or not he would cut funding for low-income abortions when pressed by Shumlin during the
  • ECS's Skills Center enables homeless and low-income adults to sharpen their literacy skills, adv
  • venue to providing health care for children, low-income adults and other medically underserved Orego
  • gon-based shelter serving homeless youth and low-income adults.For the past 37 years, Outside In has
  • The majority of students are from low-income African-American families.
  • Residency in the project was limited to low-income American citizens who had lived in Los Angel
  • Law, and argued cases involving food aid for low-income Americans before the Supreme Court.
  • wnership and affordable housing programs for low-income Americans, as well as programs for the homel
  • It is concentrated among low-income and black couples.
  • are housing commission projects and home to low-income and disadvantaged families.
  • esigned to provide subsidized assistance for low-income and poor people.
  • THE NY LEO PROGRAM assists minority, low-income and educationally disadvantaged college grad
  • The purpose of the TOKA is to provide low-income and affordable housing services to the membe
  • hich allowed it to maintain rent control for low-income and working class residents.
  • "enrich the quality of life in low-income and mixed income housing communities by prov
  • the complex, as well as developing numerous low-income and affordable housing units and residences
  • e advertising campaign designed to encourage low-income and first-generation students to take the st
  • ation and 20% of its students are considered low-income and 30% have a language other than English a
  • solving; and to provide targeted support for low-income and special needs middle school students and
  • sex and gender non-conforming people who are low-income and/or people of color.
  • Many sources refer to areas dominated by low-income apartment complexes residing in "Southwest H
  • A number of middle- and low-income apartment buildings in the area were develop
  • The project transformed the once low-income area into mixed-income development.
  • Catoe was born and raised in a low-income area of Washington, D.C. and spent the major
  • rican parents Pedro and Beatriz in Ysleta, a low-income area close to El Paso, Texas.
  • It is a low-income area with the median household income ($498
  • It connects low-income areas like Korangi and Landhi to the wealthi
  • on of the school is to prepare students from low-income backgrounds for a life of higher education a
  • uth, differently abled youth, and youth from low-income backgrounds."
  • entified the need for more opportunities for low-income Baltimore high school students, and the Mary
  • amarind and Old Northwood, are classified as low-income because of high levels of poverty.
  • ie Manor housing projects, are classified as low-income because of high levels of poverty.
  • the tenement, he gradually grows fond of the low-income black residents who dwell there.
  • the acquisition or construction of qualified low-income buildings, generally subject to the LIHTC re
  • nt credit agreements to extract profits from low-income buyers, with fewer options and less sophisti
  • ation designed to offer financial support to low-income Catholic schools throughout the city.
  • Batista has reportedly begun recruiting low-income children to begin golf training.
  • Low-income children in New York City suffer from very h
  • The StoryBus has a special mission to serve low-income children who too often fall behind in the de
  • she saw first-hand how neglected and abused low-income children often went without proactive assist
  • e improved achievement in schools that serve low-income children and English language learners.
  • o improve care in the state's HUSKY Plan for low-income children and raise reimbursements paid to ho
  • without equal access to the justice system, low-income citizens are disproportionately victimized b
  • Middlesex, a legal clinic intended to assist low-income clients.
  • to appear in court as counsel of record for low-income clients.
  • Low-income communities and people of color have always
  • he has received praise for policing fraud in low-income communities and overhauling the department s
  • utilizing banks for economic development in low-income communities in New York State.
  • nction as training and developing leaders in low-income communities, Gamaliel's goal is “to assist l
  • ary's heavy recruitment of Hispanic youth in low-income communities.
  • lic elementary and high schools in Chicago's low-income communities.
  • onor the life of Robert F. Kennedy to assist low-income communities.
  • ns policies in Central America, and later to low-income community organizing not necessarily related
  • ovide reduced prescription drugs to eligible low-income consumers.
  • creating a spiral of inflation that wrecked low-income consumers.
  • was renowned for having a huge population of low-income contractors (batraki).
  • 7 to bring the benefits of health centers to low-income counties that do not currently have access t
  • as devoted to setting up business schools in low-income countries - starting with Ethiopia".
  • Kaletra (high-income countries) and Aluvia ( low-income countries).
  • ecological footprint five times bigger than low-income countries.
  • etric as a measure of poverty, including the low-income cut off it publishes, without a mandate to d
  • It also received NCUA low-income designation, which enables it to accept depo
  • revealing Burke was not living in the mostly low-income district she represented, but rather in the
  • y improving housing and living conditions in low-income districts: the “bottom of the pyramid.”
  • The contest is open to low-income, Downtown Eastside residents and it's free t
  • MISFA enables low-income earners in Afghanistan to have access to mic
  • It opened in 1985 with 33 low-income efficiencies, which are rented to frail or d
  • literacy skills and communication methods of low-income elderly people.
  • shington, responsible for public housing for low-income, elderly, and disabled residents.
  • rofit organization chartered in 1965 to help low-income elderly, children and youth, persons with di
  • ovided stronger home visitation services for low-income expectant mothers, boosted pre-K education,
  • It provides residential housing for low-income families in the eastern section of downtown
  • More than 8,000 low-income families are subsidised, although the scheme
  • Pledged to help Habitat families and other low-income families in the affected areas recover and r
  • ngleStop is a national program that connects low-income families with untapped public benefits, tax
  • epresent approximately 1.3 million Tennessee low-income families by helping shape public policy and
  • he charity was created to provide diapers to low-income families in the Los Angeles area with an emp
  • expand affordable housing opportunities for low-income families in Venice and the surrounding neigh
  • that built 342 townhouses and apartments for low-income families in Windsor.
  • iversity of Massachusetts Amherst along with low-income families (Graduate Students).
  • n, providing smoke alarms at reduced cost to low-income families in the United States.
  • , Hendon sponsored a bill designed to assist low-income families on Medicaid, by restricting the co-
  • orts the studies at 10 Chinese students from low-income families each year at Yunnan University.
  • first JFY, to help high school dropouts from low-income families land entry-level jobs.
  • -generational poverty by helping children of low-income families grow and learn from early childhood
  • ly qualified secondary school graduates from low-income families in the rural areas of Mongolia to s
  • with a catchment area with a high number of low-income families who could not pick up the shortfall
  • racted from federal lands and waters to help low-income families with the high price of energy.
  • affordable housing, daycare for children of low-income families, and the environment.
  • laced loans with grants in financial aid for low-income families, in further efforts to increase acc
  • decent and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and persons with disa
  • upplies to schools, aid gifted children from low-income families, and to assist the child health car
  • vices, with special emphasis on the needs of low-income families, children, and the elderly, and dis
  • is to fight childhood obesity in children of low-income families.
  • In 2010, one-fourth of the seniors came from low-income families.
  • nter, which provides child care services for low-income families.
  • ousing to make affordable units available to low-income families.
  • ivileged students from ethnic minorities and low-income families.
  • quality musical instruction to children from low-income families.
  • s patronized by rickshaw riders, coolies and low-income families.
  • which offers programs for homeless women and low-income families.
  • ies (LHA's) to improve living conditions for low-income families.
  • gency providing free civil legal services to low-income families.
  • units which the government would provide to low-income families.
  • Yong is from a low-income family in the state of Sabah, Malaysia.
  • He came from a modest, low-income family of Marwari background in Karachi.
  • This looks at low-income fathers, and is narrated by Yaphet Kotto.
  • in order to make housing more accessible to low-income Floridians; sponsored the Preservation 2000
  • They were especially concerned about the low-income frail elderly members of their congregations
  • term care and personal care coordination for low-income, frail seniors.
  • Partly because of the large presence of the low-income group in Sham Shui Po, the area has bred man
  • o increase farm loans and to lower taxes for low-income groups.
  • concentrate attention on the difficulties of low-income groups.
  • o KIPP charter schools-a national network of low-income, high-achieving college preparatory public c
  • ids were delivered to tenants in residential low-income high-rise apartment buildings located at the
  • -Bossier Community Renewal to start building low-income homes with hopes of revitalizing the neighbo
  • uition-free middle school for young men from low-income homes, are among the schools the Maryland Je
  • In 2004, Davis sponsored a bill to limit low-income household electricity or natural gas bills t
  • are programs have had an important impact in low-income households, and in 2002, they may in some ca
  • lines, 20 percent of units must be rented to low-income households.
  • ouseholds are classified as lower-middle and low-income households.
  • tepped in and turned the neighborhood into a low-income housing area for low-income families.
  • One program is the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit which mainly spurs develo
  • lters is married to John VanLandingham IV, a low-income housing advocate and mobile home-housing spe
  • ated to protest gentrification and a lack of low-income housing in Miami.
  • 48 of which are public housing units and 48 Low-Income Housing Tax-Credit units.
  • and other organizations fought to build more low-income housing and U-Rescue Villa was a result of t
  • had been vacant for about eight years after low-income housing there was demolished by the City of
  • Boston Capital Partners where she syndicated low-income housing to investors seeking tax credits.
  • plan to expand HUD and federally subsidized low-income housing into what was the more recently upsc
  • profit organization that taught residents of low-income housing projects in the U.S. how to grow foo
  • ight of all Authority programs including the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program, Senior Housing D
  • h nearly $9 million coming from historic and low-income housing tax credits made available from its
  • with the locals, who had been promised more low-income housing by the city, and there were numerous
  • cerned with stimulating mortgage lending for low-income housing in the cities." Hunter's resignation
  • , urban planners, historic preservationists, low-income housing specialists, commercial developers,
  • The ECDC helps finance the development of low-income housing and lobbies for commercial developme
  • of subsidized, publicly owned, or otherwise low-income housing units and a homeless shelter.
  • s or that the site should have been used for low-income housing or other community-oriented uses.
  • o the Greyston Foundation, which uses it for low-income housing, day care open to the community, a m
  • 000 that was for children's art programs and low-income housing.
  • re Section 8 Housing, Affordable Housing and Low-Income Housing.
  • and local governments to develop affordable low-income housing.
  • aha, Inc., a nonprofit housing developer for low-income housing.
  • nd buildings, and Asian American demands for low-income housing.
  • ed to tear down several tenements to develop low-income housing.
  • ations switching center, luxury housing, and low-income housing.
  • serving marginalized populations, including low-income, immigrant, homeless, LGBTQ, and pregnant an
  • The WIZZkids are typically young, low-income individuals living in the communities from w
  • d for the creation of public bath houses for low-income individuals in Germany and Austria.
  • nt Accounts are an attempt to better educate low-income individuals created by George W. Bush as par
  • effort that offers health and dental care to low-income individuals and families, who pay based on a
  • izations that provide free legal services to low-income individuals residing in the state of Arkansa
  • ED preparation and job-readiness training to low-income individuals.
  • -- subsidized health insurance programs for low-income individuals.
  • vices for other organizations that work with low-income individuals.
  • which recruits skilled retirees to work with low-income kids; and The Merage Foundation for U.S.-Isr
  • blo Del Rio was originally designed to house low-income laborers at the factories south of downtown
  • ns of bridging the achievement gap affecting low-income Latino and African American children.
  • GST because of concerns about its effects on low-income Malaysians cancelled a planned protest but s
  • and providing energy efficiency programs for low-income Manitobans.
  • -profit organization benefiting homeless and low-income men, women, and children in San Francisco, C
  • low-income, mentally or physically disabled, etc.) for
  • a, homeless African-Americans in Boston, and low-income Mexican-Americans in Colorado."
  • rst parental school-choice program, allowing low-income Milwaukee families to send children to the p
  • n, four-year scholarships to high-achieving, low-income minority students to attend the highly accla
  • It is a low-income neighborhood that has had a history plagued
  • Today, Harrowgate is primarily a low-income neighborhood largely populated by Puerto Ric
  • rganization based in Boston, Massachusetts's low-income neighborhood of Grove Hall that acts as an u
  • The park is in an urban setting near low-income neighborhoods adjacent to downtown Indianapo
  • "provides organizing and legal assistance to low-income neighborhoods and communities of color that
  • in the area by connecting currently-excluded low-income neighborhoods, and by furthering the develop
  • was active tutoring students from the city's low-income neighborhoods.
  • ags of food on weekends to schoolchildren in low-income neighborhoods.
  • usually target voters living in minority or low-income neighborhoods.
  • at a significant discount to schools serving low-income neighborhoods.
  • Advocates for low-income New Yorkers at all levels of government.
  • ation in building affordable green homes for low-income New York City families in need.
  • their Loan Rangers campaign seeks to educate low-income New Yorkers about predatory lending practice
  • ity Hospital and public housing projects for low-income New Orleanians.
  • and provide solutions to the problems facing low-income New Yorkers.
  • the construction of replacement housing for low-income Newark residents.
  • In this study, it was discovered that low-income older persons have poor reading skills.
  • 04, Pupatello announced $2 million to assist low-income Ontarians with increased hydro bills.
  • The houses are built by the future, low-income owners of the homes with the assistance of a
  • an aristocrat ('Sahib') and a career-driven low-income part-time manservant ('Ghulam').
  • morial Hospital serves a large proportion of low-income patients.
  • She comes from a low-income peasant family and had only completed two ye
  • Units for about 650,000 low-income people but mostly homeless were started.
  • rofits from Aurora Glass assist homeless and low-income people through emergency services, housing,
  • enfranchisement of Latinos in particular and low-income people of color in general.
  • en-Collar Jobs Campaign works to ensure that low-income people will be able to take part in these ne
  • aximizes the potential of technology to help low-income people improve their lives and join the econ
  • t up a trust fund to provide basic needs for low-income people using finances from the national toba
  • ofit human service agencies and feeds 75,000 low-income people in the tri-county area each month and
  • icipates in El Puente ("The Bridge") CSA for low-income people.
  • nment, civil liberties, and the interests of low-income people.
  • med a newly constructed block of housing for low-income persons "Charlotte's Buildings."
  • By the 1990s the area had become a low-income, predominantly African-American and Latino n
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