Who funds public assistance programs

The correct answer is the federal government.

Both cash assistance programs (temporary assistance for needy families, social security income and earned income credit) as well as in-kind benefits (foodstamps and healthcare) are sponsored through federal funding.

The recipients of such assistance will be those who meet poverty-level criteria normally also being vulnerable groups such as children, elderly and disabled people.

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