Advocates say the use of a key federal housing metric is flawed, and they are pushing City Council to take action to make sure affordability initiatives are benefitting truly low-income residents. more
The Philly Brunch Off is back 4.6.24! Enjoy an array of brunch dishes from Philly restaurants and sip cocktails while supporting the Coalition Against Hunger's vital work building food security. more
From housing, utility support, and job-readiness programs to senior care options, violence prevention, and internet connectivity, 211 helps people navigate over 10,000 services in the region. more
Unpaid medical bills account for the largest share of debt collections in the United States, and an estimated 1 million people in Pennsylvania are saddled with some amount of medical debt. more
Gov. Josh Shapiro proposed a 2024-25 budget last week that increases basic education funding by $1.1 billion, which would be the largest single-year increase ever. more
A popular Pennsylvania home repair assistance program that garners bipartisan support but was a casualty of last year’s budget battles could get new funding in the coming months. more
Last week, Philadelphia City Council member Jamie Gauthier introduced a legislative package designed to protect low-income tenants and homeowners against displacement. more