KCEN and United Way of Central Texas are teaming up for a Hygiene Drive to help provide essential products to students in need.

Ashley Brand, a nurse at Washington High School, is dedicated to ensuring her students have access to essential items, from clothing to food, with the help of community donations.

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In Kibera, residents, often women, wait in long lines to pay between Sh20 and Sh30 for a 20-litre jerrycan of water.

About 68,000 people are being held in immigration detention centers, compared with about 40,000 people a year ago, according ...

Over $140,000 of the state's budget has been dedicated to providing free menstrual products to 59 educational institutions in ...

The Niger State Government’s 2025 Q4 Budget Implementation Report reveals the painful irony. The Ministry of Water Resources ...

REPUBLIC, Mo. – School can be hard enough on kids, but it can be even harder when their basic needs at home are not met. That’s where Care to Learn steps in. It’s not school ...

The center gives away more than 200 hygiene items daily but has run out of shampoo, conditioner, and other essentials. Here's ...