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Taos News in Taos, New Mexico

26 Jun 1997

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Taos News

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Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

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Jun 26, 1997

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6

Housing authority helps families pursue dreams in Taos County

Joannie Ochoa directs the Family Self sufficiency Program at Taos County Housing Authority guiding HUD subsidized residents toward goal setting, training, and eventual home ownership. The program emphasizes skills from home management, childcare credentials, and five year escrow to build self sufficiency beyond welfare rules.

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Joannie Ochoa Ochoa Taos County Housing Authority TCHA HUD Beatrice Silva Taos County Silva Wesst Corp Taos Agnew Connie Ochoa Taos County Housing
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Lawmakers clash over New Mexico welfare reform approach

Lawmakers criticized the Johnson administration and state Human Services Department over welfare reform as Secretary Duke Rodriguez defended SALUD and argued the old AFDC framework no longer applies. A Center on Law and Poverty lawsuit over agency authority looms, with debate on legal authority and funding.

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Anta FE State Human Services Department HSD Duke Rodriguez Rodriguez Gary Johnson House Senate Islators Johnson Varela Center On Law and Poverty New Mexico Bob Ericson Albuquerque AFDC Ericson Julie McGregor Britti State Human Resources Department
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PROGRESS Welfare Reform Details in New Mexico

New Mexico outlines PROGRESS, a TANF reform, with $381 average monthly cash support, a 36 month lifetime limit, work requirements, and exemptions for disability, pregnancy, domestic violence, and Native American reserves. It tightens rules on schooling, living arrangements, vehicle assets, child support, and noncompliance penalties.

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Britti Adult Progress Progress Cindy Rockenfield Taos County Progress Benefit
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Housing Authority Lucky Varela D-Santa Fe Rockenfield
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