By Karmactive Team

By Karmactive Team

Parents in Pomona Can Get $500 a Month for 18 Months—Here's How to Apply for the Universal Grant

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Applications for the Pomona Universal Household Grant Pilot Program, benefiting parents of children under four, opened on June 17.

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The City of Pomona's HUG program, in collaboration with FORWARD, is funded by the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act.

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The initiative, with nearly $2.4 million set aside, aims to enhance social and economic mobility for 250 selected families.

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A control group of 350 will receive a $20 monthly stipend to provide comparative data for researchers.

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Eligibility requires Pomona residency, being 18 or older, having a child under four, and meeting specific income criteria.

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The program includes families randomly selected from 600 applicants, with surveys conducted by UCLA for research.

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Over 100 basic income pilot programs in the U.S. follow Pomona's model, offering $100 to $2,000 monthly to low-income citizens.

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Despite criticism, Mayor Tim Sandoval emphasizes the program's potential to provide stability and improve health and educational outcomes.

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