South Suburban Family Shelter officials Vicki Meilach, left, and Jennifer Gabreyna describe the shelter's services and thank the community for a surge of support following state funding cuts. (Photos by Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)
The state might be failing to provide support for local domestic violence agency South Suburban Family Shelter (SSFS), but the Homewood-Flossmoor community is working to fill the funding gap.On Thursday, March 23, Loulou Belle shop in downtown Homewood hosted a fundraising event for . . .
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