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"The reality is that working-class parents and families want to find good-paying jobs, find affordable child care, and ensure the children's safety is something that all parents desire. They also want sound education, nutritional foods, and a secure place to live. Unfortunately, many families across the state of North Carolina cannot provide these needs when they live at or below poverty levels."
OPINION: The Child Care Subsidy bill needs expanding now
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Expanding the Child Care Subsidy is an economic infrastructure bill that will support working-class parents.
We strive to make health resources more accessible. If you or someone you love is in need of mental health resources, visit 211.org or dial 2-1-1 for 24/7, multilingual, confidential assistance in reaching local resources.![]()
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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is also always available at 800-273-8255.![]()
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We're excited to announce $500,000 total in grants available to support our local non-profits through pandemic recovery. Funding is provided through the City of Wilmington, NC Government primarily to programs that demonstrate commitment to education, financial stability, and health to our community.![]()
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Our essential workers continue to take care of us day-in and day-out. Today, we are wishing you and your loved ones a safe, and wonderful Labor Day holiday!
In honor of National Food Bank Day, consider feeding our community with us. ๐ดโค๏ธ ![]()
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Check out our webpage and our partner agencies to see how you can support them today: Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina, Mother Hubbard's Cupboard, Nourishnc, and Matthews Ministry.![]()
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