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S pore public to weigh in on rehabilitation of ex-offenders during 3-day virtual summit

SINGAPORE - Members of the public here will be given the chance to weigh in on strategies to help former offenders stay on the right path and not return to a life of crime during a three-day virtual summit which kicked off on Tuesday (July 13). The event is organised by the Community Action for the Rehabilitation of Ex-Offenders (Care) Network and about 500 participants, including university students and faculty members, are expected to tune in. Discussions will cover topics such as employment for former offenders, support for their families, and catering to the needs of different groups of former offenders such as youth, the elderly and those with mental-health concerns.

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Fake call centre duping northeast people busted in Delhi | Guwahati News

Representative image GUWAHATI: The Delhi Police busted a fake call centre, which was fraudulently operating and had duped the people of the northeast through “online shopping and fraud foreign gifts”, in Rohini, New Delhi, on Saturday and arrested 20 people involved in the racket. Police said Delhi Cyber Crime lead Kuldeep Shekhawat, along with his team and cyber expert Gaurav Vats, a core member of ‘Helping Hands’ NGO which is run by Robin Hibu, an IPS officer from Arunachal Pradesh posted in Delhi, raided the center which was operational in Sector 6, Rohini, Delhi. “This call center operated with around 20 people who were conning innocent people most of whom were from NE. The modus operandi of this call center was to give a lucrative scheme to their customers by offering mobile phones which cost around Rs 20,000 for just Rs 4,500. What’s more, customers can pay the money using cash-on-delivery method. To show as an authentic deal, they used India Post as their logi

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Helping Hands: A grassroots effort gives back in Glenville

Helping Hands: A grassroots effort in Cleveland s Glenville neighborhood One woman s effort to give back through donations to her neighbors is a true labor of love. Author: Chris Webb Updated: 7:59 PM EDT July 8, 2021 CLEVELAND Around the corner from my childhood home, Anjenette Whitted is changing the way my community helps one another. We face a lot of challenges, she explained. We face a lot of things that other communities don t. Whitted saw that her neighbors in Glenville were struggling. The neighborhood is a food desert with only one grocery store nearby. So, she decided to take action to help others easily access food.

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Help your neighbors by donating these items to a local food pantry

Common donations to food pantries often include canned goods, bags of rice and other nonperishable items. Yet, when a family faces a crisis, their daily needs go beyond food. They can lack ways to prepare meals they receive from pantries, not to mention hygiene items. Whether it s household cleaning supplies, pots and pans, or a box of pads, non-food donations help people in need live healthier and happier lives. It s just people don t think about stuff like that. I mean, everybody needs toilet paper, said Justin Bates, marketing and development director at the River Valley Regional Food Bank. Items like diapers, kitchenware and hygiene kits can help women and children escaping domestic violence.

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