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Working Poor Families Project — MACED is the Kentucky partner of the Working Poor Families Project (WPFP). WPFP is a national initiative focused on state workforce development policies involving education and skills training for adults, economic development, and income and work supports. Using a data-driven approach, WPFP works with state nonprofit organizations to strengthen economic conditions and state policies affecting working families. You can learn more about the Working Poor Families Project at www.workingpoorfamilies.org.