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Philly's Eviction Diversion Program will now be extended through the end of 2022 - Vimarsana News

Philly's Eviction Diversion Program will now be extended through the end of 2022

Philadelphia's Eviction Diversion Program was extended through 2022 following an unanimous vote by City Council on Thursday. The program has become a national model for ending poverty-based evictions.

The state launches program to help renters and landlords and promote housing stability - Vimarsana News

The state launches program to help renters and landlords and promote housing stability

The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority will accept applications from renters in all 92 counties for the Indi

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Statewide Housing Stability Partnership Launched In Indiana - Vimarsana News

Statewide Housing Stability Partnership Launched In Indiana

Renters with pending evictions can apply for the Indiana Supreme Court's Eviction Diversion Program.

Labor and Economic Opportunity - Homelessness in Michigan down 19 percent in 2020 according to new report - Vimarsana News

Labor and Economic Opportunity - Homelessness in Michigan down 19 percent in 2020 according to new report

Labor and Economic Opportunity - Despite reductions in homelessness, racial disparities continue to persist among homeless population

Labor and Economic Opportunity - Homelessness in Michigan down 19 percent in 2020 according to new report - Vimarsana News

Labor and Economic Opportunity - Homelessness in Michigan down 19 percent in 2020 according to new report

Labor and Economic Opportunity - Despite reductions in homelessness, racial disparities continue to persist among homeless population