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The Hidden Cost of HHS Cuts: Why Every Family Should Care - Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality
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The Hidden Cost of HHS Cuts: Why Every Family Should Care - Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality
Programs that help families meet their basic needs are part of the fabric that keep communities stable. Massive cuts at the government agency that stands up for kids put that stability at risk. The Administration for Children and Families—the division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that oversees programs such as Head Start, child care subsidies, adoption support, domestic violence prevention, and energy assistance—has lost 40
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