Columbus City Council President Shannon Hardin Highlighted a Two-Year Cash Payment Pilot Program to Low-Income Residents
Idea Category: Safety Net
Ohio: Columbus City Council President Shannon Hardin highlighted a two-year pilot program to provide cash payments to low-income Columbus residents. The $2.5 million program provides $500 a month to those participating in programs offering job training, career services, and wealth-building guidance. “Through this program, we're giving Columbus residents a crucial stepping stone from simply getting by to truly thriving,” said Hardin.
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Ohio Council President Shannon Hardin Expands Columbus Promise Program with Funding
Idea Category: Education, Funding | Funding Source: ARP
Columbus City Council President Shannon Hardin Announces the Formation of the City’s LGBTQ+ Affairs Commission
Idea Category: Advocacy | Funding Source: ARP
Ohio City Council President Shannon Hardin Allocated $2 Million to Help College Students Secure Housing
Idea Category: Education, Housing | Funding Source: ARP
ARP: Columbus OH, Invests in Child Care Workers and Families
Idea Category: Child Care, Equity & Opportunity | Funding Source: ARP
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