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Are you eligible for money or help with bills? Check NYC's "Money In Your Pocket" guide.

New York City's 'Money In Your Pocket' campaign helps residents access over 40 different benefits and resources to improve their financial situation.

These Were The Most Borrowed Books Of 2024 Across All NYC Public Libraries

New Yorkers borrowed a diverse mix of family sagas, mysteries, and romances in 2024 from their libraries.

Are you eligible for money or help with bills? Check NYC's "Money In Your Pocket" guide.

New York City's 'Money In Your Pocket' campaign helps residents access over 40 different benefits and resources to improve their financial situation.

These Were The Most Borrowed Books Of 2024 Across All NYC Public Libraries

New Yorkers borrowed a diverse mix of family sagas, mysteries, and romances in 2024 from their libraries.
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#education

She couldn't find a school in Bolivia for her autistic daughter, so they moved to Miami

Michaela Aguilar, a nonverbal autistic teen, faces daily life challenges, emphasizing the need for understanding and support.

Elected officials presents $800K check to Ulmer Park branch library

The City Council allocated $800,000 to support the Brooklyn Public Library in Bensonhurst, emphasizing its vital role in the community.

Make "Back to School" Better with What Homeschoolers Do

Supplementing children's learning outside of school is essential, utilizing community resources for a well-rounded educational experience.

She couldn't find a school in Bolivia for her autistic daughter, so they moved to Miami

Michaela Aguilar, a nonverbal autistic teen, faces daily life challenges, emphasizing the need for understanding and support.

Elected officials presents $800K check to Ulmer Park branch library

The City Council allocated $800,000 to support the Brooklyn Public Library in Bensonhurst, emphasizing its vital role in the community.

Make "Back to School" Better with What Homeschoolers Do

Supplementing children's learning outside of school is essential, utilizing community resources for a well-rounded educational experience.
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Why the Law Fails Victims of Violent Partners | The Walrus

Renfrew County has significant challenges for women, including sparse resources, limited shelter access, and a culture where conservative values can hinder safety.

How hungry New Yorkers can stay fed during the holiday season and beyond | amNewYork

More than one million New Yorkers are facing food insecurity this Thanksgiving due to rising living costs and inflation.

Red Cross offering t-shirts to blood donors through Dec. 17

There is an urgent need for blood donations during the holidays, especially type O, with incentives for donors at Stanford Blood Center.

The best freebies and discounts for L.A.'s 50-plus crowd

L.A.'s aging residents are culturally significant, with resources available for lifelong learning and purposeful aging initiatives despite expected budget reductions.

Toronto relaunches education campaign to ease number of 911 non-emergency calls | CBC News

Toronto's 'Make the Right Call' campaign aims to reduce 911 misuse by educating residents on when to contact emergency services versus non-emergency resources.
#civic-engagement

In Chicago for the Democratic National Convention, artist Autumn Breon's neon-pink vending machine proffers free self-care

Autumn Breon's Care Machine promotes civic engagement by providing essential health resources and encouraging community participation during the DNC season.

Two park district board seats are up for election. Here's what you need to know

Understanding the East Bay Regional Park District board is crucial for informed voting in upcoming elections.

In Chicago for the Democratic National Convention, artist Autumn Breon's neon-pink vending machine proffers free self-care

Autumn Breon's Care Machine promotes civic engagement by providing essential health resources and encouraging community participation during the DNC season.

Two park district board seats are up for election. Here's what you need to know

Understanding the East Bay Regional Park District board is crucial for informed voting in upcoming elections.
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YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Loitering Coyotes, a New LGBTQ+ Center on the Scene, and Your Candidate Roundup!

Local nonprofit opens center for unhoused LGBTQ+ Portlanders, offering support and hope amid challenges.
Portland elections face scrutiny with warnings and ongoing finance complaints.

Empowering Brooklyn Seniors to Age in Place

Brooklyn's senior population is growing, highlighting the need for effective caregiving strategies and resources.
Listening to seniors' needs is crucial for caregivers to provide effective support.

This Is the Best-Kept Secret for Scoring Free Appliances (Even a Fridge!)

There are multiple ways to obtain free appliances, including community-driven groups and local resources.
#healthcare-access

Heartland Forward Unveils Telehealth Initiative

Heartland Forward's initiative trains librarians to prepare communities for telehealth, addressing healthcare access issues in rural Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Pride promotes health in NYC under the pressure of budget cuts - LGBTQ Nation

Annual Health Fair supports LGBTQ+ community amidst NYC healthcare cutbacks.

Heartland Forward Unveils Telehealth Initiative

Heartland Forward's initiative trains librarians to prepare communities for telehealth, addressing healthcare access issues in rural Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Pride promotes health in NYC under the pressure of budget cuts - LGBTQ Nation

Annual Health Fair supports LGBTQ+ community amidst NYC healthcare cutbacks.
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Mexico, San Diego renew cross-border agreement to help domestic violence victims

The renewed agreement focuses on enhancing support for domestic violence victims in the border region through collaboration between Mexico's consul and San Diego officials.

NYC council member calls for more cops in his Bronx district to deal with rising violent crime

The Bronx faces a surge in shootings, prompting calls for increased police presence and resources to address rising violence.

NYC neighborhood to get its first public pool as part of $46.1M investment

The new Arverne East Aquatic Center in Queens will provide residents a safe and clean swimming environment, a much-needed community resource.

Multnomah County announces Homelessness Resource Center in Gresham

Cook Plaza Building will become the East County Homelessness Resource Center, enhancing services for the homeless in Gresham.

TikTok Outlines Updated Election Security Measures

TikTok is enhancing its US Election Center to provide reliable election information and real-time results.

Here's how Staten Islanders can order free compost bins over the phone

Residents can obtain free compost bins by calling 311.
Ordering compost bins offline is a concern for Staten Islanders.

Staten Island actor and filmmaker, who is son of Wu-Tang Clan's U-God, gets art grant to inspire youth storytellers

Dontae Hawkins receives a grant to empower underserved youth through digital storytelling, providing educational resources in filmmaking.
#mental-health

Take an Art Class and Call Me in the Morning. Here's How Social Prescriptions Can Transform Medicine

Social prescriptions offer community-based solutions to improve mental health and overall well-being, recognized by a growing body of research.

Five takeaways from our report on gun violence survivors struggling to work

Nonfatal gun violence impacts survivors' reintegration and workforce participation, especially in marginalized communities, highlighting inadequacies in support systems.

L.A. tests program to send unarmed civilians instead of cops to people in crisis

LA has started a pilot program sending unarmed civilians to handle nonviolent mental health calls. The program is based on the successful Cahoots model from Oregon.
The aim is to reduce the reliance on police officers to handle nonviolent mental health emergencies, promoting a more specialized and effective response.

Take an Art Class and Call Me in the Morning. Here's How Social Prescriptions Can Transform Medicine

Social prescriptions offer community-based solutions to improve mental health and overall well-being, recognized by a growing body of research.

Five takeaways from our report on gun violence survivors struggling to work

Nonfatal gun violence impacts survivors' reintegration and workforce participation, especially in marginalized communities, highlighting inadequacies in support systems.

L.A. tests program to send unarmed civilians instead of cops to people in crisis

LA has started a pilot program sending unarmed civilians to handle nonviolent mental health calls. The program is based on the successful Cahoots model from Oregon.
The aim is to reduce the reliance on police officers to handle nonviolent mental health emergencies, promoting a more specialized and effective response.
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University Disability Resources celebrates Disability Pride - Harvard Gazette

Investments in resources improve access for Harvard community members, particularly focusing on disability accommodations.

Annual Free Backpack Day & Community Resource Fair (Oakland)

Opportunity to get a free backpack and access local resources at the Annual Backpack Distribution and Community Resource Fair.

Croydon residents at wits end' after calls to reopen educational hub are 'ignored'

Volunteers in South Norwood Country Park facing challenges in getting the center reopened despite community importance.

The unhappiest places to live in south east London revealed

Southwark rated unhappiest borough in south east London with a mean score of 7.23.
Factors contributing to unhappiness in an area can include socioeconomic challenges and limited community resources.
#gun-violence

Gun violence survivors unite at Brooklyn roundtable to advocate for local, federal solutions * Brooklyn Paper

Gun violence survivors and victims' families advocate for local and federal solutions, including community resources and intervention programs.
Support services are important, but more intervention programs are needed to prevent shootings before they occur.

Brooklyn Gun Violence Victims Lobby For Local Solutions

Survivors and victims' families discuss gun violence
Community resources and intervention programs are needed to address gun violence

Gun violence survivors unite at Brooklyn roundtable to advocate for local, federal solutions * Brooklyn Paper

Gun violence survivors and victims' families advocate for local and federal solutions, including community resources and intervention programs.
Support services are important, but more intervention programs are needed to prevent shootings before they occur.

Brooklyn Gun Violence Victims Lobby For Local Solutions

Survivors and victims' families discuss gun violence
Community resources and intervention programs are needed to address gun violence
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