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Head of Household entered the shelter system 3-7-2017 for the first time. Prior to that Supreme-Tyson lived with sister in the Bronx. Amanda’s mother lives in the Bronx. Overcrowded conditions lead them to enter the shelter. Since they have a newborn and didn’t want the child to be in those conditions. Supreme-Tyson works for Fresh Direct doing deliveries and makes approximately $250.00 weekly. He also missed a few day of work that landed him on 30 day probation. The clients are having a hard time meeting their daily basic needs. Their unable to save any money at the moment but are hopefully income will increase by next year. Both adult clients have health insurance under their mother’s policy. Amanda has asthma and takes a pump but needs

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