PUBLIC NOTICE: SECTION-EIGHT, WELFARE, MEDICADE and FOOD STAMPS were designed to be a HANDUP, not a permanent HANDOUT, or a WAY-OF-LIFE!

According to the NAAWP LEGAL EXPERTS, SECTION-EIGHT, WELFARE, MEDICADE and FOOD STAMPS were designed to be a HANDUP, not a HANDOUT or an ENTITLEMENT LIFESTYLE passed-down from GENERATION to GENERATION! The upcoming changes to Section 8, food stamps, and welfare programs are set to introduce significant reforms aimed at improving program efficiency and eligibility criteria. Here are the key changes expected to impact these programs: SNAP Work Requirements: The work requirements for SNAP recipients will apply to more people, with a new 20-hour-per-week work requirement for those aged 18-64. This change is part of the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" and will affect many low-income families. Section 8 Housing Updates: The proposed adjustments to Section 8 housing, planned for implementation by HUD in 2025, will focus on improving cost efficiency and reevaluating eligibility criteria. These changes may affect low-income families, landlords, and housing providers across the United States. SNAP and Medicaid Changes: The new federal spending law signed by President Trump will bring big changes to the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) and Medicaid. These changes are expected to impact many adults, including those with disabilities and limited resources. These changes are part of a broader effort to shift control to state-level authorities and reduce federal oversight. However, they also raise concerns about the potential for increased homelessness and reduced access for vulnerable populations. It is crucial for tenants, landlords, and applicants to stay informed and advocate for robust housing funding to navigate these evolving landscapes.