Sentences with phrase «avoid homelessness»

By providing legal advice and assistance on these issues, CLSMF helps Central Florida's families, veterans, seniors and other vulnerable members of population stay in their homes and avoid homelessness.

Schools provide basic needs, caring adults, stability, normalcy, and the skills to avoid homelessness as adults.

Anecdotal evidence presented to the committee by women's groups suggested that some women had been forced to turn to prostitution to avoid homelessness.

Maybe it could help someone avoid homelessness?

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Unless it will keep you from starving or homelessness, avoid payday loans at all costs.

Winter's Bone is the highlight of Netflix's independent films section, telling the story of a young woman from the Ozarks of America who must find her meth - cooking father to avoid eviction after dad skips bail, leaving the family on the brink of homelessness.

She had mentioned earlier having to be vigilant to avoid being raped, but the greatest need that comes to mind for this young woman, who is herself one half - step away from homelessness, is how to help other kids.

In the story of religion there is so strong a theme of restlessness or homelessness that it is impossible to avoid the suggestion that we are dealing here with adventure in the boldest sense.

The mayor was careful to avoid criticizing Taylor directly for any problems with the city's handling of the homelessness problem.

The fact that this will lead to an increase in poverty, including child poverty, homelessness, social cleansing and greater inequality, are all of lower importance than to engage in the Westminster game and avoid traps.

I avoided watching it for a long time thinking there'd be a bunch of preaching about homelessness.

The Staff Attorneys» broad - based responsibilities will include: jury trials, general pre-trial litigation, case assessment, depositions, discovery, and general advocacy on behalf of our clients seeking to avoid eviction and homelessness.

The stakes can be just as high on the civil side, she added, since litigants might be seeking a court order to escape an abuser or avoid eviction and homelessness.

The McKinney - Vento Act's Education for Homeless Children and Youth (EHCY) program and Title I Part A provide students experiencing homelessness with protections and services to ensure they can enroll in and attend school, complete their high school education, and continue on to higher education — their best hope of avoiding poverty and homelessness as adults.

Two stints of homelessness as a young child imbued Michael Campbell with the desire to help others avoid the same desperate circumstances.