Stephanie Land had next to nothing when she checked into a Port Townsend, Washington, homeless shelter with her baby daughter Mia almost nine years ago. Fleeing an abusive relationship, she had no family to turn to, no job and only about $200 to her name.
Over the next several years, Land relied on a system of federal benefits and tax credits, as well as assistance from non-profits and churches to build a new life. The patchwork of programs helped her pay for food, rent, child care, health care and eventually tuition -- when she decided to pursue a bachelor's degree at the University of Montana.
Source: www.bing.comRelated Posts To Welfare and food stamps helped this homeless single mom get back on her feet
- 08: adidas Herren Adizero Y3 2016 Tennisschuhe, Wei (Core Black/Ftwr White/Ftwr White), 46 EU
- 68: adidas Unisex-Kinder Vs Switch 2.0 Cmf C Sneaker, Blau (Grey/Conavy/Sorang), 34 EU
- 16: Adidas lk sport CF I SOLRED/BLACK - 22
- 29: Adidas Predator Instinct SG
- 57: adidas Damen Ligra 4 W Volleyballschuhe, Rosa (Rosimp / Seliso / Negbas), 38 EU
