Key Programs and Initiatives by Biden Administration

Overview

• Recent U.S. government programs initiated under the Biden administration, valued at over $454 billion.
• Aimed at job creation, boosting domestic manufacturing, and strengthening supply chains.
• More substantial than previous stimulus checks.

Broadband Expansion

• $90 billion allocated to expand Broadband access across the U.S., including rural areas.
• Essential for business operations and economic growth.

Chips Act

• Initiative to boost U.S. manufacturing of computer chips.
• Goal: Increase U.S. production to 30% of global supply.
• Includes training for chip manufacturing jobs.

Healthcare and Training Programs

• Affordable healthcare options: 90% of enrollees pay $10 or less.
• Training programs for high-paying jobs (up to $100,000/year) without needing a college degree.
  • Collaboration with private sectors via the registered apprenticeship program.
  • Nonprofits provide supportive services for trainees (e.g., living expenses, transportation).

Job Creation

• Half a trillion dollars invested in job creation.
• Focus on in-demand jobs for the future.

Government Assistance and Free Resources

• Local career centers available to help find grants and financial assistance.
  • Centers are nonprofit or government-run organizations.
• Offers assistance for housing, business startups, healthcare, education, and debt management.
  • Example: Grant "Angels" who assist in finding government funds.
• Emphasis on utilizing free government resources rather than paid services.
• Average $177,000 available per person annually from government resources.

Conclusion

• Take advantage of free resources and government programs for financial aid and skills training.
• Local offices and online resources available for assistance.