A school district announced it will provide free school supplies to all students starting next semester
A school district announced it will provide free school supplies to all students starting next semester
A group of parents organized a campaign to reduce screen time for children in schoolsA new program was launched to help ex-offenders find jobs and reintegrate into society
A survey found that 50% of people have experienced cyberbullying at some point in their livesA community held a festival to celebrate cultural diversity with food music and dance from different countriesA shortage of healthcare workers in rural areas led to longer wait times for medical appointments
A city implemented a program to reduce homelessness by providing permanent supportive housingA study revealed that 70% of people feel lonely at least once a week highlighting a growing social issue
A group of activists campaigned for better access to healthcare for people with disabilities
A school introduced a program to teach students about financial literacy to prepare them for adulthoodA bakery introduced a seasonal pumpkin bread that sold out every weekend in October
A coffee shop started roasting its own beans on-site, offering customers fresh brews dailyA university opened a new research center focused on renewable energy solutions
A taxi company updated its app to allow customers to split fares with friendsA fashion designer created a line of clothing using recycled ocean plastic to raise environmental awareness
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