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Cash Prescription Program Expands to Eastern Ohio for Expecting Mothers

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The Rx Kids program is expanding into Eastern Ohio, partnering with Belmont County Community Action Commission, GiveDirectly, and The Foundation for a Better World. The program provides a one-time $1,500 payment to mothers at least 16 weeks pregnant, and $500 per month for the first six months of their baby’s life. Enrollment for Belmont County residents opens on November 16.

From timesleaderonline.com

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Rx Kids is described as the nation’s first community-wide maternal and infant cash prescription program. The payments are structured to be independent of key public benefits, such as Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, for eligible families.

From timesleaderonline.com

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  • foundationSpeculative

    The Foundation might see increased operational costs due to supporting the new geographic expansion.

  • Belmont CountySpeculative

    Belmont County might see increased demand for community services and direct funding injection.

  • Michigan State University College of Human Medicine might see increased institutional scope and potential grant funding.

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