WELFARE RESOURCES

 

 

ORGANIZATIONS

Center for Public Justice

    
A DC-based public policy and civic education organization that promotes "principled pluralism" - the encouragement of all faiths to flourish in the public square to bring justice to all. Coming from a reformed faith background, CPJ manages to avoid partisan politics and offer thoughtful reflection on cultivating justice for all (with a special focus on faith-based social service providers) in the public arena. Specializes in welfare policy studies.

Economic Success Clearinghouse

Formerly the Welfare Information Network, this site connects you to resources about effective policies, programs and financing strategies that help low-income and working poor families.

PUBLIC WELFARE FOUNDATION

The Public Welfare Foundation is a non-governmental grant-making organization dedicated to supporting organizations that provide services to disadvantaged populations and work for lasting improvements in the delivery of services that meet basic human needs.

Welfare Law Center

The Welfare Law Center advances the cause of economic justice for low-income families, individuals and communities across the country.

 

 

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