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After falling off the 'benefits cliff,' this mom decided to
After falling off the 'benefits cliff,' this mom decided to
After falling off the 'benefits cliff,' this mom decided to build a child-care safety net
After falling off the ‘benefits cliff,’ this mom decided to build a child-care safety net
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In October 2016, Georgia Allen got a phone call that changed her life. At the time, Allen, 35, was a single parent living in Madison, Wis., with a 3-year-old daughter. To cover her $925 monthly rent and keep her daughter in day care, Allen worked two jobs at a hospital, answered calls part time at a domestic violence center and held down a side hustle caring for elderly people and children. Even with a $300 state subsidy, Allen had to pay another $1,200 out of pocket for her daughter’s care.
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