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Housing and Development Newsletter Many in the Santa Barbara community, especially first-responders, are working hard throughout the pandemic. The partnership with the YMCA and the John C. Mithun Foundation will provide assistance to numerous community families. The donations will help to continue much-needed support for those hardest hit in the past year. “The need for childcare in the community has become more evident especially as the post-holiday surge begins,” said Craig Prentice, executive director of the Santa Barbara YMCA. For more about the Channel Islands YMCA, visit CIYMCA.ORG....

CHICAGO (WAND) - Governor JB Pritzker announced additional funding to support child care providers that are part of the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) which helps low-income working families access

From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama Montgomery: Almost $2 million in grant money from coronavirus relief funds is assisting veterans who are being treated for post-traumatic stress disorder and directly affected by COVID-19. The money announced by Gov. Kay Ivey’s office will help fund four weeks of virtual group therapy for people in 11 counties. Veterans will have virtual, hourlong meetings three times a week to help them deal with PTSD and stresses from the pandemic. Sixty veterans already are enrolled in the program, which is run by Priority Soldier, a nonprofit group that as...

Top Story "I think people are very excited," said Rachel Kipp. "Delaware is definitely a place that has a lot of state pride... I think it's because it's a small state and we all kind of feel like we know each other, and so when something great happens to one of our own, we all really want to celebrate." More Headlines

Augusta shutting down entire child care program until Dec. 28 A staff member tested positive for COVID-19 after a partial closure of the program, prompting the city to send the remaining 45 children in the program home. Share AUGUSTA — The city is shutting down its entire child care program — just days after it was partially closed — after an additional worker there tested positive for COVID-19. This week the city had already shut down part of the program, and sent 11 children and three staff members home who were in one cohort with a child who tested positive for COVID-19. Related On ...