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The data also shows that 40 per-
cent of Israeli children are at risk
of poverty compared to 20 percent
in the EU.
The report also found that 32
percent of Jewish households in
Israel reported that they were
unable to cover all monthly expens-
es, such as food, electricity and
telephone bills, and that 8 percent
were unable to reach the end of the
month without incurring debt.
"Alongside concerns about those
who are living in poverty, we see
that a high proportion of working
Israelis are not managing to make
ends meet:' says Yisrael Livman,
founder and director of Mekimi, a
nonprofit organization that advises
and assists Israelis in financial
crisis.
"Many of the people we assist
are working six days a week, serv-
ing their Reserve duty in the Army
and bringing up large families. A
sudden change in circumstances,
such as illness, failure of a business
or unexpected unemployment,
can cause a major financial crisis
for the entire family," he said in a
statement.

Renew Collects Wigs
For Cancer Society
Renew Hair & Skin Center is col-
lecting new or gently used wigs
to donate to the American Cancer
Society (ACS) through its Second
Annual "Wig Out" Event Oct.
27-Nov. 3. The ACS will provide
donated wigs to those in need,
particularly to those experiencing
hair loss because of treatment.
Participants are encouraged to
drop off wigs at the Renew Hair
& Skin Center, 30150 Telegraph
Road, Suite 173, Bingham Farms.
On Friday, Nov. 2, Renew will
feature local Michigan vendors
who will donate a percentage of
their proceeds to the ACS.
Directors of Renew, Robin
Welford and Suzie Meklir, under-
stand the embarrassment and lack
of self-esteem that can be caused
by hair loss. Renew specializes in
the latest technology for hair res-
toration, LLLT therapy. Welford
and Meklir opened their business
after researching treatments when
Meklir began losing her hair, leav-
ing bald areas and sparse growth
all over her head. After discover-
ing LLLT, Meklir began treatment
and started seeing improvement.
From there, the two women decid-
ed to take what they had learned
from their research and help oth-
ers who are also experiencing hair
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