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My friend's brother is having a baby in the next month, and while he and his girlfriend have made preparations for the baby they hadn't planned on starting a family so soon. They both have jobs, but neither are very high paying and would only allow for them to scrape by when paying the bills. I think the best program for them, should they get accepted, would be SNAP. This would take the burden of buying groceries each month off of their income so they can focus on paying rent and other bills which will keep them above the poverty line.

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A benefit program similar to the EITC, this program helps lift children in the United States out of poverty ("Income Sources" p.11).

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There are many government programs that aim to help the poor and unemployed in having access to proper nutrition as well as healthcare. Here are a few:

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SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

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SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

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SNAP provides monetary supplements to low-income households for groceries. The SNAP program has been shown to promote better health outcomes to children born to poor women who had access to it ("Income Sources" p. 12).

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Medicaid provides affordable insurance to over 66 million Americans who cannot afford private insurance or other healthcare expenses out of pocket. Medicaid has also led to children in the U.S. being much less likely to be uninsured than adults ("Income Sources" p.11)

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This program's benefits to low income families has helped to get over 5 million children out of poverty ("Income Sources" p.11).