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El Paso homeless centers receive nearly $4M in federal grants

Several El Paso homeless centers are getting nearly $4,000,000 in federal grants to continue providing service and assistance.

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New Mexico to receive $16M to help fund homelessness programs

New Mexico received more than $16 million from the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Continuum of Care Program.

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Families in Crisis receives $2 million in federal grants

The Killeen nonprofit Families in Crisis was awarded more than $2 million in federal grant funding, according to a news release Monday from U.S. Sen. John Cornyn’s office.

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Senator Cornyn announces WF to receive grant to reduce homelessness

Senator Cornyn announces WF to receive grant to reduce homelessness
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Boston receives largest ever grant to address homelessness

(The Center Square) – Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced yesterday that the city had received a $47 million grant, its largest ever, for non-profit organizations helping homeless people.

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