West Virginia Fares Among Worst in Nation in Tax Assistance for Families with...
April 18, 2006 For Immediate Release: Tuesday, April 18, 2006Contact: Ranit Schmelzer or Jenice Robinson, 202-588-5180, www.nwlc.orgWEST VIRGINIA FARES AMONG WORST IN NATION IN TAX ASSISTANCE FOR...
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Make Women's Health Care More Affordable and Accessible: Enact the Medicaid...
Document(s): Medicaid Family Planning Fact Sheet- WEST VIRGINIA.pdf
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State by State Fact Sheets: How Medicaid Affects Women
Document(s): AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDistrict of...
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What Health Reform Means for Women in West Virginia
Document(s): WestVirginiaHealthReformApril2010.pdf
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State by State Fact Sheets: What Health Reform Means for Women
These fact sheets provide a state by state breakdown of how the Affordable Care Act impacts women in all 50 states and D.C. Click here to see our general factsheet on how the new health care law...
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Women Need Jobs and Support for Their Families (Fact Sheets for Selected States)
Congress will soon decide which federal income tax provisions that expire at the end of this year should be renewed and which should be allowed to expire. These include tax cuts enacted in 2001 and...
View ArticleSupporting State Child Care Efforts with American Recovery and Reinvestment...
For 2009 and 2010, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) is providing West Virginia with an additional $13,047,215 for the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG), including...
View ArticleState Child Care Assistance Policies 2010: West Virginia
• Income eligibility limit: In 2010, a family of three in West Virginia could qualify for child care assistance with an annual income up to $27,468 (150 percent of poverty, 58 percent of state...
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Unemployment Rates and Unemployment Insurance Beneficiaries at Risk by State
Recent state jobs data show that unemployment rates in the states remain at record highs, with several states more than doubling their pre-recession numbers. This chart breaks down, by state, the...
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State by State Fact Sheets: Repealing the Affordable Care Act Will Hurt Women
The Affordable Care Act makes important advances for women’s health. The new law protects women from discriminatory health insurance practices, makes health coverage more affordable and easier for them...
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State-by-State Factsheets: GOP Spending Plan Slashes Services for Women
H.R. 1, the House Republicans’ spending plan for the rest of fiscal year 2011, slashes funding for services vital to women and girls at every stage of their lives, while more costly tax breaks for...
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Battles Over Medicaid Funding and Eligibility: What’s At Stake for Women, A...
Washington’s budget battles and focus on cutting federal spending are increasingly threatening the Medicaid program. Cutbacks to Medicaid will disproportionately harm women because they represent more...
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State-by-State Factsheets: Social Security Vital to Women and Families
These state-by-state fact sheets provide detailed information on the importance of Social Security for women and families. Find statistics on the number and types of Social Security beneficiaries,...
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State-by-State Fact Sheets for Super-Committee Advocacy
These 51 fact sheets provide state-specific information to help advocates demonstrate why any plan the congressional "super-committee" devises for deficit reduction must protect programs vital to the...
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State by State Fact Sheets: Child Care Assistance Policies 2011
The National Women's Law Center's 8th annual review of key child care subsidy policies in all fifty states and the District of Columbia reveals that families were worse off in 37 states than they were...
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State-by-State Fact Sheets: Women and the Health Care Law
Document(s): AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDistrict of...
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Women and the Health Care Law: State-By-State Profiles
How will the health care law effect women in your state? Click on the map to find out out more. Alternatively, see our state-by-state list below, or download all 51 fact sheets at once.State...
View ArticleContraceptive Equity Laws in Your State: Know Your Rights - Use Your Rights,...
Access to safe and reliable contraception is an essential component of health care for women. The health care law, the Affordable Care Act (ACA), appropriately recognizes contraception as a key...
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Downward Slide: State Child Care Assistance Policies 2012
The National Women's Law Center's 9th annual review of key child care subsidy policies in all fifty states and the District of Columbia reveals that families were worse off in 27 states than they were...
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