Can I Live is an independent, non-governmental, private non-profit corporation that aims to empower individuals living at or below poverty by providing them with economic opportunities and improving their access to workforce and business development options. Through their initiatives, such as the One Million Moms OFF Welfare and RADAR programs, Can I Live works towards eliminating dependency and creating a society where all individuals, regardless of race, can build powerful lives without imposed barriers.
Founded by Racquel Williams-Jones, a survivor of the welfare system, Can I Live is dedicated to advocating for single mothers and low-income individuals, helping them navigate social services benefits and achieve economic self-sufficiency. With a strong focus on community engagement, leadership development, and economic inclusion, Can I Live has established over 100 Resident Owned Businesses, assisted resident councils nationwide, and brought approximately $1 million in funding to public housing residents. Through their work, they have empowered thousands and inspired hundreds to pursue post-secondary education, open small businesses, and run for local elections.
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