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This statute established a number of programs to improve the self-sufficiency of the poor, including Job Corps and other work training programs, community action programs to fight poverty at a local level, adult basic education programs, and Vista, a youth community service program. It also created loan programs for farms and small businesses, and pilot work-experience programs.
Public Law No. 88-452 (1964).
This statute established a number of programs to improve the self-sufficiency of the poor, including Job Corps and other work training programs, community action programs to fight poverty at a local level, adult basic education programs, and Vista, a youth community service program. It also created loan programs for farms and small businesses, and pilot work-experience programs.
Public Law No. 88-452 (1964).
This statute was a permanent enabling law to assist states in their school lunch programs.
Public Law No. 79-396 (1946).
This statute was a permanent enabling law to assist states in their school lunch programs.
Public Law No. 79-396 (1946).
This statute established the U.S. Social Security system. It provided benefits to the disabled and unemployed and included titles relating to social supports for the elderly, the blind, women and children, as well as established the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program.
This statute established the U.S. Social Security system. It provided benefits to the disabled and unemployed and included titles relating to social supports for the elderly, the blind, women and children, as well as established the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program.
This statute provides payments from the Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) to States to meet costs of administering State unemployment compensation programs.
The publication date noted for this Title reflects the original date the Social Security Act was enacted and not subsequent amendments made to the Act.
This statute provides payments from the Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) to States to meet costs of administering State unemployment compensation programs.
The publication date noted for this Title reflects the original date the Social Security Act was enacted and not subsequent amendments made to the Act.
This statute implements the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program and outlines it primary purposes relating to job preparation, work and marriage.
The publication date noted for this Title reflects the original date the Social Security Act was enacted and not subsequent amendments made to the Act.
This statute implements the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program and outlines it primary purposes relating to job preparation, work and marriage.
The publication date noted for this Title reflects the original date the Social Security Act was enacted and not subsequent amendments made to the Act.
