Cities expect homelessness to spike in 2014 because of looming federal funding cuts in food stamps and the end of long-term unemployment benefits after Christmas, which could push those barely making ends meet into homelessness. Read more here.
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Tue Aug 5 , 2014
Lebanon has the highest number of Syrian refugee women providing for their families of all the countries in the Middle East who host Syrian refugees. […]
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