"Obviously, we must make certain that the needy have access to water.
The Career College Association, which represents 1,450 for-profit colleges, is lobbying fiercely against the regulations, which it argues are wrong-headed, unnecessary and likely to restrict needy students' access to vocational training and higher education.
"A lack of identity has become the divide in India, denying needy Indians access to welfare programmes," Mr Dalwai says.
Thus, it is irrational, immoral and unethical to deny needy people access to essential health services through inefficiencies.
The three-year program, now in its second year, coordinates care for medically needy children, providing access to pediatric physicians, medical specialists and behavioral health care, while offering family support services.
"California has been accepting more than $20 billion in federal Medicaid funds per year in exchange for its promise, among other things, to ensure that needy patients had access to health care," their brief said, adding, "California has failed to adhere to its obligations".
In a commentary published online by Blood, the journal of the American Society of Hematology, the experts questioned the morality 0f charging "astronomical" prices that may deprive some needy patients of access to drugs and could undermine the financial sustainability of the American health care system.
Using scare tactics, mislabeling and rhetoric, the administration is trying to scare Americans into believing that expanding S-chip so that more needy children have access to health care would bring about a "government-run" health care system or "socialized medicine," and amount to nothing less than "government handouts" to the middle class.
In 2007, chef Michel Nischan founded Wholesome Wave, a nonprofit organization helping needy families get access to fresh local foods.
Breakfast and lunch meals at school may help needy students get access to food during the week.
