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Denver's Basic Income Project has been so successful it's getting more funding and an extension - Vimarsana News

Denver's Basic Income Project has been so successful it's getting more funding and an extension

Denver's Basic Income Project aims to alleviate poverty and homelessness in the city by giving a monthly basic income. Getty Images The Denver Basic Income…

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Denver Basic Income Project extends direct cash payments to homeless - Vimarsana News

Denver Basic Income Project extends direct cash payments to homeless

The Denver Basic Income Project will extend its no-strings-attached cash payments to roughly 840 current or formerly homeless people after funders, including the city, committed $5 million.

Denver program scores $5 million, including taxpayer help, to extend no-strings cash payments to homeless people - Vimarsana News

Denver program scores $5 million, including taxpayer help, to extend no-strings cash payments to homeless people

DENVER — The Denver Basic Income Project will extend the no-strings-attached payments it provides to roughly 840 people for six months after funders — including the city — committed another

Denver Basic Income Project extends direct cash payments to homeless - Vimarsana News

Denver Basic Income Project extends direct cash payments to homeless

The Denver Basic Income Project will extend its no-strings-attached cash payments to roughly 840 current or formerly homeless people after funders, including the city, committed $5 million.