By Danielle Ameden
FRAMINGHAM – The South Middlesex Opportunity Council has joined other social service agencies all over the state to lobby for more state money to fight homelessness.
SMOC’s Executive Director Jim Cuddy and his policy director Jerry Desilets, meeting with Daily News editors Wednesday, said the boost in funding would help their nonprofit meet the challenges it faces getting people off the streets in MetroWest.
The Coalition for Homeless Individuals 
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