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SNAP : Research Brief on SNAP and Family Well-Being
In 2023, 18% of US children living in poverty were in immigrant families, but many lack access to SNAP due to eligibility rules or other barriers. A new brief by the Collaboratory on School and Child Health reports on research examining how the receipt of SNAP impacts parenting and family well-being among immigrant parents.
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Medicare: Updated Brief on Medicare Policies for Immigrants
More than 8 million U.S. residents age 65 and older are immigrants, and over 1.6 million noncitizens are enrolled in Medicare. An updated issue brief, Older Immigrants and Medicare, discusses the Medicare policies and practices most relevant to older immigrants, including eligibility and enrollment, help paying for coverage, and post-enrollment issues. This issue brief includes numerous hypothetical examples and practice tips to help advocates assist their older immigrant clients in navigating the Medicare system and the H.R. 1 eligibility changes to Medicare, Medicaid, and the Affordable Care Act Marketplace premium tax credits.
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