A project based in Denver has been doing just that and organizers say the first-year results are promising. It was awful. But her luck started to change when she began participating in the Denver Basic Income Project , a program that provides direct cash payments to people experiencing homelessness without conditions.
He then teamed up with the University of Denver Center for Housing and Homelessness Research and partnered with foundations and other groups to help expand the program. This week, the Denver Basic Income Project published the results from its first year. After 10 months, participants in all three groups reported being better off financially and were able to pay their bills and buy food. Researchers say participants also experienced fewer E.
News Front Range Denver. Actions Facebook Tweet Email. Denver program providing direct cash to unhoused releases first-year results Denver Basic Income Project describes the results as "incredibly promising". By: Brandon Richard. More than people have participated in the program, ranging in age from 18 to Denver entrepreneur and philanthropist Mark Donovan founded the project during the pandemic.
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