Feel free to forward the newsletter to your interested associates. The full report is not available on the web but can be obtained from Ethel Norris at the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. TA new report on how to help individuals with the greatest barriers to employment enter the workforce is available from Mathematica. To meet that demand many workers will require computer training. Enterprise Foundation is reporting that Business Access, in a partnership with WorkSource, the Dallas County Workforce Board and Enterprise, is supplying 500 Dallas County households with computers and training, adding to the 500 households already benefiting from the initiative.
Training is provided to the users on the Internet.
It highlights the importance of federal programs such as food stamps, healthcare and housing. The paper is not available on the web. In its current update, the Center for Law and Social Policy summarizes their findings from eight years of national and urban research about the conditions of low-income, working parents. The Department of Health and Human Services published the annual update of the poverty-level guidelines in the Federal Register at 65 Fed. The Annie E. Casey Jobs Initiative Program Linking low-income neighborhoods to family supporting jobs.