D.C. boosts support for vulnerable families through new TANF law

D.C. boosts support for vulnerable families through new TANF law

A new law raised the monthly child support pass-through for vulnerable Washington, D.C., families on TANF from $150 to $200. Advocates call this an important step toward ending the impact of the city's cost recovery system. The post D.C. boosts support for vulnerable families through new TANF law appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.

RoadPeace expands compassionate support for bereaved families in West Mercia

ENHANCING the support for those dealing with a loss of a loved one on West Mercia’s roads, specially designed notebooks will be provided to bereaved families, aiming to offer personal space for reflection, remembrance, and healing. Following Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion’s support in March 2025 for RoadPeace’s special dignity boxes, the charity’s latest project will now see unique notebooks given as soon as a bereaved family is made…