Pregnant Philadelphians can still apply to the Philly Joy Bank for cash assistance

Love & Life | Interview with Philly Joy Bank Manager Nia Coaxum & program participant Brianna Mitchell

Philadelphia is experimenting with guaranteed income pilots for pregnant people and housing insecure families

Philly Joy Bank program aims to support city's expectant mothers, reduce infant mortality rate

Philadelphia pilots cash assistance for pregnant residents

To fight infant mortality, this program is giving pregnant Philadelphians $1000. Applications are now open

Philly Joy Bank launches guaranteed income program for pregnant Philadelphians

To prevent infant deaths, 250 pregnant women in Philly will get $1,000 per month – with no strings attached

How guaranteed basic income can reduce infant mortality

More cities are offering no-strings-attached cash to residents. Here's what Philly can learn.

Banking on Moms

The Source w/ Andrea Lawful-Sanders | Lydia Seymour & Dr. Stacey Kallem.

Four Philly moms explain how cash for expecting parents could be transformative in America’s poorest big city

'A solvable crisis': How Philadelphia plans to improve birth outcomes‍

Philly gets closer to launching $1,000-a-month cash assistance program for pregnant residents to improve health outcomes

Philly gets closer to launching $1,000-a-month cash assistance program for pregnant residents to improve health outcomes

Filadelfia tiene la tasa más alta de mortalidad infantil durante el primer año de vida de un niño‍

Philadelphia to pilot a guaranteed income program to reduce rates of infant mortality‍

To reduce infant deaths, Philly will give guaranteed incomes to 250 mothers‍

Program to pay pregnant Philadelphians monthly as a way to combat infant mortality‍

Philadelphia plans $1,000-a-month payments for pregnant women‍

Philly Joy Bank giving cash to pregnant women to combat infant mortality