INDIANAPOLIS — There's the mother of two who needs a full-time job to keep up with the bills, but can't afford full-time childcare. There's the medical technician who stopped buying groceries and turned to food banks so she could pay for her infant's care.
INDIANAPOLIS — There's the mother of two who needs a full-time job to keep up with the bills, but can't afford full-time childcare.
There's the medical technician who stopped buying groceries and turned to food banks so she could pay for her infant's care.
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INDIANAPOLIS — There's the mother of two who needs a full-time job to keep up with the bills, but can't afford full-time childcare. There's the medical technician who stopped buying groceries and turned to food banks so she could pay for her infant's care.
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