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LaTonya Riley, a grandmother of four and a breast cancer survivor, became a homeowner Wednesday, something she once thought was far beyond her reach. “I think everything that’s happened to me these last six years was God divine,” she said after receiving keys to a three-bedroom, two-bath house she helped build, working with Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County and Greater Apopka. “This is a ...

In 2015, Keetonia Wilson fell at her sons football game in Miami and broke her arm. She had reconstructive surgery, but it didnt go well and she ended up with

The County Commission approved the use of American Rescue Plan funds for Pathlight HOME, which says it will provide housing for more than 600 people in Orlando.

Grant for $519K will boost a Central Florida nonprofit’s help for homeless adults with mental health disorders