entitlement programs
Entitlement programs are government-sponsored initiatives that provide financial benefits or assistance to specific individuals or groups who meet predetermined eligibility criteria, often based on age, income, or special needs. These programs aim to address various social welfare concerns, such as poverty, healthcare, housing, and retirement.
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- housing assistance programs
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- medicare
- pell grants
- school lunch programs
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- veterans' benefits
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