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UBI Program – May Update

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As promised, DAP Health is providing monthly updates regarding its administration of the Palm Springs Universal Basic Income Pilot Program.

There was no meeting between DAP Health and the remaining UBI participants in April.

A few reached out for case management support, and to ask questions about their final payment.

The last individual in the program will receive their 18th and final payment on May 30, and will be asked to complete their final survey so that Health Assessment and Research for Communities (HARC) Research & Evaluation Associate Daniel Polk can prepare the program’s final report. 

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