Cash & Safety Net
Overview
The safety net offers critical supports for Georgians when work is unavailable to them, inappropriate for their circumstances or does not pay enough to make ends meet. When basic needs programs—like cash and food assistance—work well, they support child development, individual health, family stability, and educational and work opportunities. Georgia should strengthen and protect these programs to ensure individuals, families and children can stay nourished and housed during tough times.
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Issue Experts

Ife Finch Floyd
Director of Economic Justice
Former Authors

Alex Camardelle
Former Senior Policy Analyst, Economic Mobility

Melissa Johnson
Former Senior Policy Analyst