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The document outlines the Poverty Matters conference organized by the Wisconsin Community Action Program Association (WISCAP) on November 15-16, 2011, at Chula Vista Resort, Wisconsin Dells. The conference aims to address poverty through discussions among human service professionals, community leaders, and low-income advocates. It focuses on innovative strategies for economic self-sufficiency and includes various workshops on topics such as transportation solutions, neighborhood revitalization, and advocacy for low-income individuals. Registration details, hotel information, and scholarship opportunities are also provided.

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What are the programs for low-income people in Wisconsin?

The State of Wisconsin has programs to help low-income households with: Foodthrough FoodShare (also known as SNAP or food stamps). Health carethrough BadgerCare Plus and Wisconsin Medicaid. Child care expensesthrough Wisconsin Shares.

What is the poverty wage in Wisconsin?

Living Wage Calculation for Wisconsin 1 ADULT2 ADULTS (1 WORKING) 0 Children1 Child Living Wage $20.96 $35.34 Poverty Wage $7.52 $12.81 Minimum Wage $7.25 $7.25

What is the average poverty rate in Wisconsin?

Table Population Income Poverty Median households income (in 2023 dollars), 2019-2023 $75,670 Per capita income in past 12 months (in 2023 dollars), 2019-2023 $42,019 Persons in poverty, percent  10.7%57 more rows

What does wiscap stand for?

About the Wisconsin Community Action Program Association WISCAP serves as a policy review and advocacy forum, a public information network, a training facilitator, an information clearinghouse, and an administrative agency. WISCAP was formed to strengthen and serve community action in Wisconsin.

Who is the director of the Wiscap?

Madison, WI Wisconsin Community Action Program Association (WISCAP), Wisconsins Poverty Fighting Network, is pleased to announce the appointment of Courtney Hayward, PhD as its new Executive Director.

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