Philadelphia to pay pregnant women $1K per month

Some pregnant people in Philadelphia are about to get $1,000 a month in what the mayor is calling a 'pro-life' program

The city of Philadelphia is launching a guaranteed income program to help combat a high infant mortality rate: $1,000 a month for pregnant people.

Philadelphia may pay pregnant women some $1,000 per month

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health is hoping to give $1,000 monthly payments to some expectant mothers living in certain areas of the city.

Philadelphia may pay some pregnant women $1,000 per month

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health is hoping to give $1,000 monthly payments to some expectant mothers living in certain areas of the city.

Philadelphia Trial Program to Pay Pregnant Women $1K Per Month

The city's Department of Public Health is looking to start the program to "help ease racial disparities in infant mortality rates."

Philadelphia Offers $1,000 Cash Incentives For Pregnant Women

For a the most liberal part of a state that’s shown its pro-abort stance over and over, this move is a shock. Philly, after all, was the where Kermit Gosnell's house of abortion horrors was allowed to operate for decades. The Philadelphia Department of Public Health noticed high infant mortality rates during a child’s first year of life in numerous cities across the nation, especially in poorer areas. As a result the city plans to launch a progr…

Philadelphia plans $1,000-a-month payments for pregnant women

Philadelphia’s health department is backing a trial program to distribute $1,000 a month to pregnant women in an effort to lower infant mortality.