IN DEPTH: Project Help and Kid Assist; KNIA and KRLS
IN DEPTH: Project Help and Kid Assist; KNIA and KRLS
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IN DEPTH: Project Help and Kid Assist; KNIA and KRLS
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Awareness about energy crisis KWEA worked with nonprofit research firm ThreeCubed to analyze data provided by KUB. The data begins when KUB ended its moratorium on disconnections during the pandemic. Tennessee lifted its disconnection moratorium in August and was one of 36 states to do so by October. The analysis showed that households in poor, non-white neighborhoods experienced a disconnection from power and water at a rate 170% higher than households in poor, white majority areas. "Essentially, we're putting a spotlight on the fact that we are in crisis," KWEA steering commit...
ANGOLA â The Knights of Columbus are frequently holding fundraisers for organizations in the community. On May 30, the breakfast fundraiser being held at St. Anthonyâs Catholic Church, 700 W. Maumee St., from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. will benefit Childrenâs Autism Center, Angola. All the money raised will stay local to benefit the children at the center. Childrenâs Autism Center was founded in 2005, with the Angola branch opening in 2017. âMy boss has a son with an autism diagnosis, so she looked for ways to help him,â said Emily Wyss, a board certified assistant behavi...
BENIN CITY – A Non-governmental organization, under the aegis of Network for the Advancement of Persons With Visible Disabilities (NAPVID) on Wednesday inaugurated it social protection program, tagged “Project Help”. The project which is in collaboration with Edo State Government was inaugurated in Benin City, the state capital by the permanent secretary of Ministry of Social Development and Gender Issues, Mrs Dorcas Idehen, who represented Governor Godwin Obaseki. The governor said the project was conceived to provide support to persons with disabilities, adding, the state government c...