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Deana is a 24-year-old Native American mother of two who recently left her abusive partner. She works as a waitress but has an inconsistent income between $5,000-$10,000 per year. She struggles with childcare and rent. The document discusses what public benefits Deana may be eligible for, such as TANF, Medicaid and food stamps. It also addresses the challenges survivors like Deana face in accessing these benefits and how advocates can help. Resources for advocates are provided, including information on public assistance programs and economic empowerment curricula for Native communities.
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