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Generations Project in the News
They won't quiet down yet Fran Quigley Private suffering, especially by the poor and the sick, does not often become a political issue.... Governor cancels $1.34B deal Calling it an endeaver that "just did not work," Gov. Mitch Daniels on Thursday cancelled Indiana's 10-year .... Group wants to restore personal touch to welfare by Mary Beth Schneider Modernized system is failing people it's meant to help, advocates say.... Hill, Carson seek review of Indiana's food stamp changes INDIANAPOLIS — Two Indiana congressman have asked U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to review his agency's approval of the state's privatization and automation of food stamp delivery amid growing legislative and federal scrutiny of the project. Privatizing Welfare will cost almost $180M extra The Indianapolis Star | August 3, 2009 Indiana will spend nearly $180 million more than it initially planned to privatize and automate many of its welfare functions.... Finaly facing Welfare Reality OUR OPINION What do state Sen. Vaneta Becker, activist John Cardwell, senior advocate Kenneth Adkins and other elected officials, township trustees, hospital and nursing home staffs and United Way service providers in Indiana have in common?.
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