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Katrina Series

  

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August 29, 2006

How Texas is Helping Hurricane Katrina Victims with Cash Assistance, Unemployment Insurance, and Employment Services >>  
How Texas is Helping Hurricane Katrina Victims with Health Care Services >>  
How Texas is Helping Hurricane Katrina Victims with Food and Housing >>  
Power Struggle Over Katrina Funding: CPPP's Analysis >>  
Update on Unemployment Assistance for Hurricane Evacuees >>  
Statement on Hurricane Katrina >>  
Katrina One Year Later: What Has Happened & What Works Remains >>  
Taking Care of Texans New and Old >>  

CPPP research on resources to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina in the areas of food and housing, health care, cash assistance, and unemployment insurance and employment services.