The National Plan to End Poverty
Poverty is unacceptable,
but not unsolvable.
While a subset of our community bears the direct effects of poverty, poverty's financial and opportunity costs permeate every neighborhood and sector of the economy.
We need a greater understanding of what it means to live in poverty, where resources are needed, how to enact workable and practical solutions, and who should take those actions.
We need to build a community of people and organizations that work together to ensure economic stability for everyone.
We’ve created the National Plan to End Poverty to provide those answers. It harnesses the power of data, action, and connection to challenge the status-quo approach to poverty.
Create economic stability for all.
LEARN a more appropriate way of measuring economic needs that consider geographical differences. Maps and tables will help you identify levels of financial need throughout the country and pinpoint activities that will be most effective in specific areas.
ACT today to promote economic justice. The Action Guide provides clear, concrete actions that you can take in an area that interests you (basic needs, child care, education, employment, financial stability, health, housing, safety, or transportation) that will help end poverty. The guide includes actions for individuals, businesses, institutions, and community organizations.
CONNECT with others who have lived experience with poverty or program implementation. Have you implemented a program? Do you know of successful programs in your area? Have you or are you currently struggling to get by? Share your stories and learn from others.
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Request a demonstration of The National Plan to End Poverty and find out how you can implement it today!