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Federal stimulus money has created 21 jobs in the state, that in turn helps parents find jobs so they can pay child support. The Fatherhood Program is a state-provided service that helps unemployed moms and dads find work by paying for job training and connecting them with job placement resources in their communities. Its staff is doubling. With a couple hundred thousand dollars in federal stimulus money, the Department of Human Services is hiring 21 more agents to act as advocates for unemployed parents.
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