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From the Los Angeles County Development Authority:

From the Los Angeles County Development Authority:

From the King County Housing Authority's press release: 

King County Housing Authority (KCHA) is pleased to announce the launch of the Youth Safety & Belonging Initiative, a strategic partnership to strengthen opportunities for young people ages 14-19 growing up in KCHA communities in Auburn, Kent, and Shoreline.  

From the Chicago Housing Authority's website:

Monday’s Mother’s Day event was special for Shanetra Wilson. She is a Stage IV breast cancer survivor and almost didn’t make it to this day. She said it was an opportunity to take a breath and enjoy the moment. 

“It’s a perfect opportunity to take a breather for yourself,” she said. “Today is about us. Myself and other women - we don’t get many days that are just about us. Where we are not worried about what has to be done at the household, or with the kids. It’s a nice breather.”

From the Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority:

For many students, Spring Break is a time to unplug for a week. But from April 6-10, Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority (NRHA) is presenting its youth residents with different opportunities to be active and thrive.

This year, NRHA is pairing a sports-inspired Spring Break Sports Jam, which blends high-energy athletic programming with a high-tech STEM Boot Camp designed to keep students engaged and focused on the future.

Community Collaborative Programs Work to Improve Health Outcomes for CLPHA Housing Authority Members in Durham, Louisville and Norfolk, among Others

From the Oakland Housing Authority's press release:

The Oakland Housing Authority (OHA) has launched Building Bridges: Hospital to Home (H2H), an innovative pilot program that recognizes stable housing as critical to children’s health. The program is supported by a $1.37 million funding award from Alameda Alliance for Health and delivered in partnership with Oakland Affordable Housing Preservation Initiatives (OAHPI) and UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland.

Today’s announcement celebrates the enrollment of the first two families into the program.

From the Spokane Housing Authority's press release:

The Spokane Housing Authority (SHA) has been awarded $126,000 from the Washington State Department of Commerce Early Learning Facilities Program to support predesign of the Orchard Vista Early Learning Childcare Center in the Dishman Hills neighborhood of Spokane Valley. The facility will be co-located with SHA’s Orchard Vista Apartments—240 affordable units currently under construction—and will help meet the region’s need for high-quality, affordable childcare.