Massachusetts S3095 significantly alleviates poverty by enhancing language access, ensuring menstrual product availability, and providing financial.
Massachusetts S3095 aims to significantly alleviate poverty through several measures. It mandates public-facing state agencies to provide language access services, ensuring that limited English proficient (LEP) and deaf or hard of hearing persons can access services. This includes offering oral interpretation and auxiliary aids, and ensuring websites and materials are translated into multiple languages. The bill also requires schools to provide disposable menstrual products at no cost to students.
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