Proposed Oregon law would give homeless, low income people $1,000 a month

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Oregon lawmakers propose bill that would give $1K per month to homeless people

Some Oregon lawmakers in the Portland Metro area want the state to hand out cash to people to help with the homeless crisis.

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Oregon lawmakers propose $1,000 monthly payments for qualifying homeless people

The payments would go to qualifying low-income or homeless Oregonians. Enrollment would be capped once an initial $25 million in funding runs out.

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Independent: Jim Hoft

Oregon Considers Bill That Would Give Homeless People $1,000 a Month - No Strings Attached

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Oregon Bill Would Give Homeless $1,000 Per Month with No Strings Attached

Homeless Oregonians would receive $1,000 monthly payments for a year to use as they choose, according to proposed legislation.

The Oregonian

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Oregon lawmakers consider pilot program to provide $1,000 a month to low-income, unhoused Oregonians

The $25 million program would be the nation’s first statewide pilot of a basic guaranteed income program.