Virginia invests $12M to reduce homelessness throughout state
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Efforts to reduce homelessness in Virginia received a $12 million boost thanks to grants awarded to support 55 projects in the Commonwealth.
Search Results for housing
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Waynesboro’s HERO: Nonprofit aims to help prevent utility cutoffs, evictions
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For someone struggling to make ends meet due to an unforeseen expense, finding an organization that may be able to help them and finding the time to reach out can be difficult.
AGs want congressional authorization of additional Crime Victims Fund money
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A coalition of 41 attorneys general is encouraging Congress to authorize much-needed 2024 bridge funding for the federal Crime Victims Fund.
NOVA, other parts of Virginia receive funding from HUD for anti-homelessness initiative
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The funding is provided by the HUD as a part of a larger anti-homelessness initiative from the Biden-Harris administration.
Arlington County gets boost to help the homeless through HUD grant
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Individuals and families in Arlington County experiencing homelessness may soon have more support for long-term housing and other supportive services.
SCCF to participate in first national cohort focused on economic recovery
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The Shenandoah Community Capital Fund will participate in the first cohort of Economic Recovery Corps (ERC) fellows and host communities.
Lawmakers push Department on Energy on effort to strengthen clean-energy workforce
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Four members of the SEEC Climate Jobs Task Force are leading members in calling on the DOE’s 21st Century Energy Workforce Advisory Board.
A generation of American adults still relies on parents for financial support
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Snowplow parenting has some Americans shoveling into their savings accounts to financially help their adult children.
Don’t wait: Black History Month event to encourage mental health treatment now
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The Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine will explore mental health in the African American community as part of Black History Month events.
U.S. House votes to pass Child Tax Credit, which would lift 16M kids out of poverty
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The U.S. House voted 357-70 on Wednesday night to pass, in rare bipartisan unity, an expansion of the Child Tax Credit, with the bill passing tonight increasing the refundable portion of the CTC to $1,800 for 2023, $1,900 for 2024, and $2,000 for 2025.
