ENOUGH Act asks poor neighborhoods to create their own poverty-fighting plan ...Middle East

By David Collins Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE (WBAL) — Gov. Wes Moore has a new plan intended to fight poverty in Maryland. The governor’s ENOUGH Act calls on poor neighborhoods to come up with plans to lift the community out of poverty. In return, they would get the funding they need to put the plan in motion. According to the governor’s office, the ENOUGH Act would address gaps in existing funding streams to support children and families, from early child care and education to affordable housing, public safety and support for civic infrastructure. Partnerships under the act would include at least one community-based nonprofit organizations, one local gove

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