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SAN FRANCISCO VICTORY: We stopped proposed funding cuts for domestic worker and employer education!

ICYMI: Last month, the city of San Francisco reversed $28.5M in proposed budget cuts to social services throughout the city. Included in those cuts, was $200,000 for domestic worker and employer education – which has now been restored!

When we received the news of the budget cuts in the Mayor's budget proposal earlier this year, we were devastated. But through our collective efforts – making calls, visits and showing up at city hall – alongside our CA Domestic Workers Coalition partners, we were able to make our voices heard.

A reminder that when we fight together, we win.
¡Si se puede! 💪

#SFBudget #DomesticWorkers #DomesticEmployers
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SAN FRANCISCO VICTORY: We stopped proposed funding cuts for domestic worker and employer education!

ICYMI: Last month, the city of San Francisco reversed $28.5M in proposed budget cuts to social services throughout the city. Included in those cuts, was $200,000 for domestic worker and employer education – which has now been restored!

When we received the news of the budget cuts in the Mayors budget proposal earlier this year, we were devastated. But through our collective efforts – making calls, visits and showing up at city hall – alongside our CA Domestic Workers Coalition partners, we were able to make our voices heard.

A reminder that when we fight together, we win. 
¡Si se puede! 💪

#SFBudget #DomesticWorkers #DomesticEmployers
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“[In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS)] is a lifeline, allowing them to provide care themselves or hire a caregiver for part of the day. If they lose that, families will be plunged into economic precarity, with caregivers forced to take on additional jobs while their disabled and ill family members go without care… Without this, people become homeless. They lose their income. They lose their stability. Whatever tiny safety net they had is gone… It’s just cruel.”

Still talking about this because the uncertainty withholding millions in Medicaid funding from California and Minnesota isn’t just an abstract inconvenience — it’s the loss of care, AND the loss of that care in one’s own home and community.

Hands off IHSS.
Hands off Medicaid.
Hands off our care.

Read the complete Guardian US article via link in comments below. 👇

#ProtectMedicaid #ProtectMediCall #ProtectIHSS #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs
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“[In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS)] is a lifeline, allowing them to provide care themselves or hire a caregiver for part of the day. If they lose that, families will be plunged into economic precarity, with caregivers forced to take on additional jobs while their disabled and ill family members go without care…  Without this, people become homeless. They lose their income. They lose their stability. Whatever tiny safety net they had is gone… It’s just cruel.”

Still talking about this because the uncertainty withholding millions in Medicaid funding from California and Minnesota isn’t just an abstract inconvenience — it’s the loss of care, AND the loss of that care in one’s own home and community.

Hands off IHSS.
Hands off Medicaid.
Hands off our care. 

Read the complete Guardian US article via link in comments below. 👇 

#ProtectMedicaid #ProtectMediCall #ProtectIHSS #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs
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Read more: www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/03/medicaid-cuts-minnesota-california

The whole world is uncertain The disability community will SUFFER greatly from this administration who could care less about anyone but themselves

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