How the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Addresses Women's Needs

How the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Addresses Women's Needs

• Introduction

• Child Care and Early Education

• Unemployment Insurance

• Child Support

• Health Care

• Direct Assistance for Low-Income Households

• Education and Job Training

• Job Opportunities for Women

• Tax Benefits for Individuals and Families

How the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Addresses Women's Needs

Feb. 13, 2009

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The worsening recession is causing pain across the country, especially for the millions of women and families who already were struggling to make ends meet. The Obama Administration and House and Senate leaders have developed a strong plan for economic recovery to preserve and create jobs, help people through tough times, protect vital public services, and invest in our nation's future. The Conference Agreement on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act includes a number of measures that are especially important for women and their families.

• Child Care and Early Education
• Unemployment Insurance
• Child Support
• Health Care
• Direct Assistance for Low-Income Households
• Education and Job Training
• Job Opportunities for Women
• Tax Benefits for Individuals and Families