Summary
Rochester's high-profile anti-poverty tech portal is currently missing the mark, leaving struggling residents without the safety net and help they were promised. Instead of delivering quick relief, the digital initiative is falling short of its core goals.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayer funds invested in developing and running the tech portal aren't translating into real help for people in need.
No specific groups are benefiting while the portal underperforms.
Low-income residents who rely on this portal to get timely assistance are the ones left hanging.
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