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The Housing Development Alliance has been granted over $335,000 by the American Red Cross to build 12 new homes for flood survivors and rehabilitate two homes damaged by the 2022
Following the flooding that occurred earlier this week, representatives of the Red Cross said the organization is currently working closely with counties impacted by the flood-related damage. Deborah Ranier, executive director of the Eastern Kentucky Chapter of Red Cross, said Red Cross is actively providing non-congregate sheltering (hotels) for people in need. Some of the affected counties, she said, are offering some congregate sheltering upon request. Non-congregate sheltering is currently being provided by the Red Cross at the following hotels: Perry County