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  1. The end of #homelessness is the beginning of #civilization. #MissKitty has finally come to understand properly that a #home is core to #healthcare. Anybody selling #Universal #Health #Care without a home in it is not selling healthcare. They're selling hundreds of dead people outside everyday.

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  2. I don't have a dream. I have a heartache. When the #solution for ending #homelessness landed in #MissKitty's #mind she was driving too many hours for #Doordash just to eat, smoking too much weed, drinking too much booze and it landed like a #lotus. Untouched it just opened. Never a clearer thought.

  3. I don't have a dream. I have a heartache. When the #solution for ending #homelessness landed in #MissKitty's #mind she was driving too many hours for #Doordash just to eat, smoking too much weed, drinking too much booze and it landed like a #lotus. Untouched it just opened. Never a clearer thought.

  4. I don't have a dream. I have a heartache. When the #solution for ending #homelessness landed in #MissKitty's #mind she was driving too many hours for #Doordash just to eat, smoking too much weed, drinking too much booze and it landed like a #lotus. Untouched it just opened. Never a clearer thought.

  5. I don't have a dream. I have a heartache. When the #solution for ending #homelessness landed in #MissKitty's #mind she was driving too many hours for #Doordash just to eat, smoking too much weed, drinking too much booze and it landed like a #lotus. Untouched it just opened. Never a clearer thought.

  6. I don't have a dream. I have a heartache. When the #solution for ending #homelessness landed in #MissKitty's #mind she was driving too many hours for #Doordash just to eat, smoking too much weed, drinking too much booze and it landed like a #lotus. Untouched it just opened. Never a clearer thought.

  7. LEGAL AID: £1.3m for free advice across Wales if you’re facing eviction, debt or a benefits row

    People in Wales facing eviction, mounting debt or a fight over their benefits will get free legal help earlier, the UK Government says, under a £1.3m grant it launches on Thursday 1 October.

    The money is Wales’s share of a £16m Legal Support Grant, run by the Access to Justice Foundation, and it pays for advice from October 2026 to March 2029.

    Stephen Kinnock, the Aberafan Maesteg MP and Secretary of State for Wales, said: “This government is determined to make things work better for people across Wales and that includes improving access to legal support during difficult times.”

    He tied it to “our cuts to VAT on utility bills, increase to the minimum wage, rise in the state pension and other measures we have taken to reduce everyday costs and ease pressure on household budgets”.

    Shelter Cymru: “the right advice at the right time”

    The grant goes to frontline advice charities, including Citizens Advice and Shelter Cymru, to expand free legal help in person and online for people “facing eviction, problem debt, benefit disputes and family breakdown”, the Ministry of Justice says.

    Shelter Cymru’s chief executive Ruth Power said the charity supports around 12,000 households a year across Wales, with thousands more using its bilingual online advice, and prevents homelessness “in 90% of relevant cases”.

    “Across Wales, thousands of people are facing housing problems that put them at risk of homelessness,” she said. “Funding through the Access to Justice Foundation is vital in helping us continue this work and ensure more people can get the right advice at the right time.”

    4,000 homeless presentations a year in Swansea

    The demand is not in doubt locally. Swansea Council dealt with more than 4,000 homeless presentations last year, the fourth year in a row above that mark, and says bed and breakfast use “still remains high” despite the 68-room Llys Glas opening in January.

    The same council papers show it spending £446,000 more than it is funded for on top-up housing payments for people who cannot cover the gap between their benefit and their rent, which it puts down to “increasing personal financial distress”.

    The benefit disputes the fund is meant to head off are there too. A new housing benefit claim in Swansea took nearly 40 days to decide this spring against a 29-day target, with the council blaming staff shortages.

    A second supported block, 72 studios in the former student building on St Helen’s Road, is due to open early next year, and the council leader has named homelessness as one of the two pressures behind this year’s spending restrictions.

    Across the border in Neath Port Talbot, Kinnock’s own constituency, the council says it stopped 68 of 94 households from becoming homeless between April and June, and has bought 20 houses to get people out of the Ambassador Hotel and bed and breakfasts.

    “Getting the right help at the right time”

    “When people face eviction, mounting debts or family breakdown, getting the right help at the right time can make all the difference,” said Sarah Sackman, the minister for courts and legal services. The UK Government says the aim is to stop problems “spiralling into crisis” and to keep people out of court.

    The grant follows more than £25m the government says it has already put into legal support services, and part of it will fund research into which kinds of help work best.

    Where to get help now

    Shelter Cymru’s housing advice is free, by phone and online at sheltercymru.org.uk, and Citizens Advice Swansea Neath Port Talbot covers debt, benefits and housing across both counties. Both are among the organisations the new money is meant to reach.

    Related stories from Swansea Bay News

    SWANSEA: Nearly six weeks for a housing benefit decision as council admits it is short of staff
    The benefit queue, and the 4,000 homeless presentations behind it.

    SWANSEA: St Helen’s Road student block to open as 72 homeless studios in the new year
    The council’s second supported block with Codi.

    FROM HOTEL TO HOME: Neath Port Talbot Council has bought 20 houses to get homeless people out of B&Bs
    How the neighbouring county is tackling its own B&B numbers.

    More homelessness coverage from Swansea Bay News
    Every story on housing and homelessness across the region.

    #benefits #CitizensAdvice #eviction #homelessness #legalAid #PortTalbot #ShelterCymru #StephenKinnockMP #UKGovernment
  8. #MissKitty says let me know if you want some help on ending #homelessness, but otherwise let's talk about art. Miss Kitty is a #stripper, an emotional stripper. She takes her clothes off on the inside and shows you her in #art. What else could I do? LOL Completing the search for a #style #drops.

  9. #MissKitty says let me know if you want some help on ending #homelessness, but otherwise let's talk about art. Miss Kitty is a #stripper, an emotional stripper. She takes her clothes off on the inside and shows you her in #art. What else could I do? LOL Completing the search for a #style #drops.

  10. See that's the thing @[email protected] & @[email protected], #MissKitty's end of #homelessness plans are more capitalist than anything that is currently done in the world by a government. No subsidies. Read my lips. Be a real capitalist. Investment works. Buffett said. Somebody help me. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

  11. So there's that directory at my #pin filled with the answer for ending #homelessness. Tell your friends. Download it. Send it to your #elected officials. A #home is central to #healthcare. If you let #Universal #Healthcare pass without a home being part of it, you failed. Abysmally. Think about it.

  12. Two candidates want to represent Las Vegas' Ward 2. Here's where they stand

    See where firefighter Luke McCarthy and attorney Shannon Nordstrom fall on issues ranging from e-bikes and #homelessness to budget deficits.
    Sep. 30,2026 #Homeless  #Poverty

    https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/e-bikes-homelessness-and-budgets-las-vegas-ward-2-city-council-candidates-on-the-issues

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  13. Two candidates want to represent Las Vegas' Ward 2. Here's where they stand

    See where firefighter Luke McCarthy and attorney Shannon Nordstrom fall on issues ranging from e-bikes and #homelessness to budget deficits.
    Sep. 30,2026 #Homeless  #Poverty

    https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/e-bikes-homelessness-and-budgets-las-vegas-ward-2-city-council-candidates-on-the-issues

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  14. Two candidates want to represent Las Vegas' Ward 2. Here's where they stand

    See where firefighter Luke McCarthy and attorney Shannon Nordstrom fall on issues ranging from e-bikes and #homelessness to budget deficits.
    Sep. 30,2026 #Homeless  #Poverty

    https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/e-bikes-homelessness-and-budgets-las-vegas-ward-2-city-council-candidates-on-the-issues

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  15. #MissKittyArt hopes that her instincts are as good as they usually have been when it comes to #survival level shit. Hopefully I left myself enough runway to do what I got to do for me. I really did expect to be hired by now around #homelessness so that was my big error. People are my blind spot. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

  16. Meet the District 6 candidates: How can S.F. hold #homelessness nonprofits accountable?

    S.F. wants to tie funding to results. But nonprofits don’t control every factor that determines whether people leave #homelessness behind. Meet the District 6 candidates: How can S.F. hold #homelessness nonprofits accountable?
    Sep. 30,2026 #Homeless  #Poverty

    https://missionlocal.org/2026/09/meet-the-district-6-candidates-sf-homelessness-nonprofits-accountablity

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  17. Meet the District 6 candidates: How can S.F. hold #homelessness nonprofits accountable?

    S.F. wants to tie funding to results. But nonprofits don’t control every factor that determines whether people leave #homelessness behind. Meet the District 6 candidates: How can S.F. hold #homelessness nonprofits accountable?
    Sep. 30,2026 #Homeless  #Poverty

    https://missionlocal.org/2026/09/meet-the-district-6-candidates-sf-homelessness-nonprofits-accountablity

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  18. Meet the District 6 candidates: How can S.F. hold #homelessness nonprofits accountable?

    S.F. wants to tie funding to results. But nonprofits don’t control every factor that determines whether people leave #homelessness behind. Meet the District 6 candidates: How can S.F. hold #homelessness nonprofits accountable?
    Sep. 30,2026 #Homeless  #Poverty

    https://missionlocal.org/2026/09/meet-the-district-6-candidates-sf-homelessness-nonprofits-accountablity

    #TidySearch Bot1 (1435-1756761)

  19. ‘Multnomah County is broken’: Chair candidates offer competing solutions

    #Homelessness, budgets and Preschool for All took center stage at Monday’s Multnomah County chair debate.
    Sep. 30,2026 #Homeless  #Poverty

    https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2026/09/multnomah-county-is-broken-chair-candidates-offer-competing-solutions.html

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  20. ‘Multnomah County is broken’: Chair candidates offer competing solutions

    #Homelessness, budgets and Preschool for All took center stage at Monday’s Multnomah County chair debate.
    Sep. 30,2026 #Homeless  #Poverty

    https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2026/09/multnomah-county-is-broken-chair-candidates-offer-competing-solutions.html

    #TidySearch Bot1 (1255-1756504)

  21. ‘Multnomah County is broken’: Chair candidates offer competing solutions

    #Homelessness, budgets and Preschool for All took center stage at Monday’s Multnomah County chair debate.
    Sep. 30,2026 #Homeless  #Poverty

    https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2026/09/multnomah-county-is-broken-chair-candidates-offer-competing-solutions.html

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  22. Where High Rents Drive People Into Poverty

    A new study identified 10 locations where higher-than-average housing costs have impacted poverty the most.

    By Elizabeth A. Harris, Sept. 29, 2026,

    "The #HousingShortage in the United States not only drives up rents, it is also a significant driver of poverty, according to a new study released by the Pew Charitable Trust on Tuesday.

    "The study examined parts of the country where lowering home prices would lift a significant number of people out of poverty — similar in effect to a major anti-poverty program — at a moment when the national conversation around housing has gained urgency at every level of government.

    "The analysis found that in nine states and Washington, D.C., poverty rates are 16 to 34 percent higher than they would be if housing costs were the same as the national average. Most of those states are on the East Coast — #NewJersey, #Massachusetts, #Maryland, #Connecticut, #NewYork and #NewHampshire. #Hawaii, #California and #Colorado also made the list. The analysis was based on research by Zachary Parolin, a professor at the University of Oxford, who examined census data to determine the states where housing costs contributed to the greatest share of poverty.

    "In New Hampshire, the poverty rate, as defined by the federal poverty line, is 16 percent higher than it would be with average housing costs. In Hawaii, the poverty rate is 34 percent higher. In most states included in the study, the rate of child poverty was even more elevated."

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2026/09/29/realest

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/DvAih

    #USPol #Homelessness #HousingForAll #UnaffordableHousing #HousingForAll #HousingCrisis #HousingInsecurity

  23. Where High Rents Drive People Into Poverty

    A new study identified 10 locations where higher-than-average housing costs have impacted poverty the most.

    By Elizabeth A. Harris, Sept. 29, 2026,

    "The #HousingShortage in the United States not only drives up rents, it is also a significant driver of poverty, according to a new study released by the Pew Charitable Trust on Tuesday.

    "The study examined parts of the country where lowering home prices would lift a significant number of people out of poverty — similar in effect to a major anti-poverty program — at a moment when the national conversation around housing has gained urgency at every level of government.

    "The analysis found that in nine states and Washington, D.C., poverty rates are 16 to 34 percent higher than they would be if housing costs were the same as the national average. Most of those states are on the East Coast — #NewJersey, #Massachusetts, #Maryland, #Connecticut, #NewYork and #NewHampshire. #Hawaii, #California and #Colorado also made the list. The analysis was based on research by Zachary Parolin, a professor at the University of Oxford, who examined census data to determine the states where housing costs contributed to the greatest share of poverty.

    "In New Hampshire, the poverty rate, as defined by the federal poverty line, is 16 percent higher than it would be with average housing costs. In Hawaii, the poverty rate is 34 percent higher. In most states included in the study, the rate of child poverty was even more elevated."

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2026/09/29/realest

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/DvAih

    #USPol #Homelessness #HousingForAll #UnaffordableHousing #HousingForAll #HousingCrisis #HousingInsecurity

  24. Where High Rents Drive People Into Poverty

    A new study identified 10 locations where higher-than-average housing costs have impacted poverty the most.

    By Elizabeth A. Harris, Sept. 29, 2026,

    "The #HousingShortage in the United States not only drives up rents, it is also a significant driver of poverty, according to a new study released by the Pew Charitable Trust on Tuesday.

    "The study examined parts of the country where lowering home prices would lift a significant number of people out of poverty — similar in effect to a major anti-poverty program — at a moment when the national conversation around housing has gained urgency at every level of government.

    "The analysis found that in nine states and Washington, D.C., poverty rates are 16 to 34 percent higher than they would be if housing costs were the same as the national average. Most of those states are on the East Coast — #NewJersey, #Massachusetts, #Maryland, #Connecticut, #NewYork and #NewHampshire. #Hawaii, #California and #Colorado also made the list. The analysis was based on research by Zachary Parolin, a professor at the University of Oxford, who examined census data to determine the states where housing costs contributed to the greatest share of poverty.

    "In New Hampshire, the poverty rate, as defined by the federal poverty line, is 16 percent higher than it would be with average housing costs. In Hawaii, the poverty rate is 34 percent higher. In most states included in the study, the rate of child poverty was even more elevated."

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2026/09/29/realest

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/DvAih

    #USPol #Homelessness #HousingForAll #UnaffordableHousing #HousingForAll #HousingCrisis #HousingInsecurity

  25. Where High Rents Drive People Into Poverty

    A new study identified 10 locations where higher-than-average housing costs have impacted poverty the most.

    By Elizabeth A. Harris, Sept. 29, 2026,

    "The #HousingShortage in the United States not only drives up rents, it is also a significant driver of poverty, according to a new study released by the Pew Charitable Trust on Tuesday.

    "The study examined parts of the country where lowering home prices would lift a significant number of people out of poverty — similar in effect to a major anti-poverty program — at a moment when the national conversation around housing has gained urgency at every level of government.

    "The analysis found that in nine states and Washington, D.C., poverty rates are 16 to 34 percent higher than they would be if housing costs were the same as the national average. Most of those states are on the East Coast — #NewJersey, #Massachusetts, #Maryland, #Connecticut, #NewYork and #NewHampshire. #Hawaii, #California and #Colorado also made the list. The analysis was based on research by Zachary Parolin, a professor at the University of Oxford, who examined census data to determine the states where housing costs contributed to the greatest share of poverty.

    "In New Hampshire, the poverty rate, as defined by the federal poverty line, is 16 percent higher than it would be with average housing costs. In Hawaii, the poverty rate is 34 percent higher. In most states included in the study, the rate of child poverty was even more elevated."

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2026/09/29/realest

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/DvAih

    #USPol #Homelessness #HousingForAll #UnaffordableHousing #HousingForAll #HousingCrisis #HousingInsecurity

  26. Where High Rents Drive People Into Poverty

    A new study identified 10 locations where higher-than-average housing costs have impacted poverty the most.

    By Elizabeth A. Harris, Sept. 29, 2026,

    "The #HousingShortage in the United States not only drives up rents, it is also a significant driver of poverty, according to a new study released by the Pew Charitable Trust on Tuesday.

    "The study examined parts of the country where lowering home prices would lift a significant number of people out of poverty — similar in effect to a major anti-poverty program — at a moment when the national conversation around housing has gained urgency at every level of government.

    "The analysis found that in nine states and Washington, D.C., poverty rates are 16 to 34 percent higher than they would be if housing costs were the same as the national average. Most of those states are on the East Coast — #NewJersey, #Massachusetts, #Maryland, #Connecticut, #NewYork and #NewHampshire. #Hawaii, #California and #Colorado also made the list. The analysis was based on research by Zachary Parolin, a professor at the University of Oxford, who examined census data to determine the states where housing costs contributed to the greatest share of poverty.

    "In New Hampshire, the poverty rate, as defined by the federal poverty line, is 16 percent higher than it would be with average housing costs. In Hawaii, the poverty rate is 34 percent higher. In most states included in the study, the rate of child poverty was even more elevated."

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2026/09/29/realest

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/DvAih

    #USPol #Homelessness #HousingForAll #UnaffordableHousing #HousingForAll #HousingCrisis #HousingInsecurity

  27. Hey @justbob , I was just posting about the #PortlandME #WarmingShelter being closed last winter! Looks like they got more funding!

    #MaineHousing announces nearly $3M in grants for #winter #WarmingShelters

    Miles Bergquist
    Tue, September 29, 2026

    "MaineHousing announced $2.7 million in grants Tuesday for warming shelters to buy more beds ahead of winter.

    "The money will be distributed among 12 organizations that provide short-term shelters, adding another 474 beds for #unhoused people in Maine.

    "According to the housing authority, the award stands as the largest in five years and will bolster efforts to combat the housing crisis in eight of nine Maine 'homeless service hubs,' centers meant to cover all 16 counties.

    "Warming shelters offer a place to stay overnight in cold temperatures, which can prove dangerous for those without protection from the elements. Most are open through the end of April.

    "MaineHousing says the money may also be used for staffing, supplies, transportation, and other standard operating expenses.

    " 'Dangerous winter weather can put lives at risk, especially for people experiencing #homelessness or housing instability,' MaineHousing Director Dan Brennan said in a press release. 'These grants help communities open safe, heated spaces before severe cold arrives.'

    "The grant is part of a wider goal to keep vulnerable Mainers warm, MaineHousing said. Other programs they offer include the Home Energy Assistance Program and the Energy Crisis Intervention Program, meant to reduce heating costs for those who need it.

    "Funds for this grant were made available by the Mills administration and the Maine Legislature."

    cc: @newsbot

    Source:
    yahoo.com/news/us/articles/mai

    #Maine #PortlandME #OpenTheWarmingCenters #HousingForAll #HousingCrisis #Homeless #StopTheSweeps #EmergencyShelters #WinterShelters #MaineShelters #HousingCrisis #UnaffordableHousing

  28. Hey @justbob , I was just posting about the #PortlandME #WarmingShelter being closed last winter! Looks like they got more funding!

    #MaineHousing announces nearly $3M in grants for #winter #WarmingShelters

    Miles Bergquist
    Tue, September 29, 2026

    "MaineHousing announced $2.7 million in grants Tuesday for warming shelters to buy more beds ahead of winter.

    "The money will be distributed among 12 organizations that provide short-term shelters, adding another 474 beds for #unhoused people in Maine.

    "According to the housing authority, the award stands as the largest in five years and will bolster efforts to combat the housing crisis in eight of nine Maine 'homeless service hubs,' centers meant to cover all 16 counties.

    "Warming shelters offer a place to stay overnight in cold temperatures, which can prove dangerous for those without protection from the elements. Most are open through the end of April.

    "MaineHousing says the money may also be used for staffing, supplies, transportation, and other standard operating expenses.

    " 'Dangerous winter weather can put lives at risk, especially for people experiencing #homelessness or housing instability,' MaineHousing Director Dan Brennan said in a press release. 'These grants help communities open safe, heated spaces before severe cold arrives.'

    "The grant is part of a wider goal to keep vulnerable Mainers warm, MaineHousing said. Other programs they offer include the Home Energy Assistance Program and the Energy Crisis Intervention Program, meant to reduce heating costs for those who need it.

    "Funds for this grant were made available by the Mills administration and the Maine Legislature."

    cc: @newsbot

    Source:
    yahoo.com/news/us/articles/mai

    #Maine #PortlandME #OpenTheWarmingCenters #HousingForAll #HousingCrisis #Homeless #StopTheSweeps #EmergencyShelters #WinterShelters #MaineShelters #HousingCrisis #UnaffordableHousing

  29. Hey @justbob , I was just posting about the #PortlandME #WarmingShelter being closed last winter! Looks like they got more funding!

    #MaineHousing announces nearly $3M in grants for #winter #WarmingShelters

    Miles Bergquist
    Tue, September 29, 2026

    "MaineHousing announced $2.7 million in grants Tuesday for warming shelters to buy more beds ahead of winter.

    "The money will be distributed among 12 organizations that provide short-term shelters, adding another 474 beds for #unhoused people in Maine.

    "According to the housing authority, the award stands as the largest in five years and will bolster efforts to combat the housing crisis in eight of nine Maine 'homeless service hubs,' centers meant to cover all 16 counties.

    "Warming shelters offer a place to stay overnight in cold temperatures, which can prove dangerous for those without protection from the elements. Most are open through the end of April.

    "MaineHousing says the money may also be used for staffing, supplies, transportation, and other standard operating expenses.

    " 'Dangerous winter weather can put lives at risk, especially for people experiencing #homelessness or housing instability,' MaineHousing Director Dan Brennan said in a press release. 'These grants help communities open safe, heated spaces before severe cold arrives.'

    "The grant is part of a wider goal to keep vulnerable Mainers warm, MaineHousing said. Other programs they offer include the Home Energy Assistance Program and the Energy Crisis Intervention Program, meant to reduce heating costs for those who need it.

    "Funds for this grant were made available by the Mills administration and the Maine Legislature."

    cc: @newsbot

    Source:
    yahoo.com/news/us/articles/mai

    #Maine #PortlandME #OpenTheWarmingCenters #HousingForAll #HousingCrisis #Homeless #StopTheSweeps #EmergencyShelters #WinterShelters #MaineShelters #HousingCrisis #UnaffordableHousing

  30. Hey @justbob , I was just posting about the #PortlandME #WarmingShelter being closed last winter! Looks like they got more funding!

    #MaineHousing announces nearly $3M in grants for #winter #WarmingShelters

    Miles Bergquist
    Tue, September 29, 2026

    "MaineHousing announced $2.7 million in grants Tuesday for warming shelters to buy more beds ahead of winter.

    "The money will be distributed among 12 organizations that provide short-term shelters, adding another 474 beds for #unhoused people in Maine.

    "According to the housing authority, the award stands as the largest in five years and will bolster efforts to combat the housing crisis in eight of nine Maine 'homeless service hubs,' centers meant to cover all 16 counties.

    "Warming shelters offer a place to stay overnight in cold temperatures, which can prove dangerous for those without protection from the elements. Most are open through the end of April.

    "MaineHousing says the money may also be used for staffing, supplies, transportation, and other standard operating expenses.

    " 'Dangerous winter weather can put lives at risk, especially for people experiencing #homelessness or housing instability,' MaineHousing Director Dan Brennan said in a press release. 'These grants help communities open safe, heated spaces before severe cold arrives.'

    "The grant is part of a wider goal to keep vulnerable Mainers warm, MaineHousing said. Other programs they offer include the Home Energy Assistance Program and the Energy Crisis Intervention Program, meant to reduce heating costs for those who need it.

    "Funds for this grant were made available by the Mills administration and the Maine Legislature."

    cc: @newsbot

    Source:
    yahoo.com/news/us/articles/mai

    #Maine #PortlandME #OpenTheWarmingCenters #HousingForAll #HousingCrisis #Homeless #StopTheSweeps #EmergencyShelters #WinterShelters #MaineShelters #HousingCrisis #UnaffordableHousing