A Frayed and Fragmented System of Supports for Low-Income Adults Without Minor Children

The nation’s basic supports for low-income, non-elderly adults without children are weak, fragmented, and often highly restrictive, leaving many of these individuals without help they need to afford the basics.

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A Frayed and Fragmented System of Supports for Low-Income Adults