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Hattiesburg signs up to help those who help the abused
SUMMARY: The news at five highlighted the city of Hattiesburg’s recognition of April as National Child Abuse Awareness Month. A proclamation was signed by the mayor to support child advocacy centers, such as Kids Hub, in providing resources and support for children who have been victims of abuse. The community effort aims to protect vulnerable children, and urges individuals to report any suspected or witnessed child abuse to the Mississippi Department of Child Protection. More than 8,000 children in Mississippi received help in 2023, emphasizing the importance of raising awareness and supporting those in need.
Hattiesburg signs up to help those who help the abused.
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SUMMARY: Chandor Townsen, a military veteran from Jackson, received a new car from Progressive Insurance during their 12th annual Keys to Progress vehicle giveaway, part of the company’s initiative to support veterans. Since its inception, the program has donated over 1,000 cars to veterans nationwide. Townsen expressed excitement upon being notified about her selection, highlighting the program’s significance for veterans in need of reliable transportation. The event’s organizer emphasized the positive impact on veterans and their commitment to helping ensure successful outcomes for recipients, reinforcing a shared sense of community and support. Townsen looks forward to hitting the road again.
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SUMMARY: As the legislative session approaches, Mississippi’s House and Senate housing committees convened to discuss affordable housing. The Mississippi Center for Justice highlighted that one-third of homeowners and 53% of renters spend over 30% of their income on housing, identifying a need for 50,000 additional affordable homes. Senator John Horn emphasized challenges in finding starter and workforce housing, particularly for those on limited incomes. He expressed hopes that upcoming legislation in January would address these issues, along with minimum wage concerns, to ensure Mississippians receive a livable wage.
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