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Nonprofit NeighborImpact has distributed $6.5 million of Oregon Emergency Rental Assistance Program (OERAP) funds to Central Oregon households in less than four months. These dollars, provided by Oregon Housing and Community Services, pay rent, rent arrears, future rent and certain home utility costs for households that have been financially impacted by COVID. The total funds distributed by NeighborImpact to date represent just over 60 percent of the total $10.6 million allocated for distribution in the Central Oregon region. The incredible efficiency with which the agency has dispersed the re...
Qualified renters may submit applications to the Oregon Emergency Rental Assistance Program (OERAP) for funding to pay rent, rent arrears, future rent and certain home utility costs. NeighborImpact is the regional community action agency partnering with OHCS to administer approximately $12.9 million of OERAP funds in Central Oregon and is available to answer questions and assist folks with completing and submitting applications. "The need for rent assistance during this unexpected and difficult time in history has been constant," said NeighborImpact Bilingual Rent Relief Specialist, ...
Venezuela is quietly quitting socialism By Stefano Pozzebon enablePagination: false (FILE PHOTO) (CNN) — Shantytowns surround Caracas, Venezuela's capital, like the walls of a bowl. Little houses pile on each other on the steep hills, some reachable only by vertiginous staircases. Earlier this month, Ingrid Sanchez tried to rustle up votes here for the ruling Socialist Party in Petare, Venezuela's largest barrio. As parliamentary elections got underway on December 6, she hired motorcycles and jeeps to ferry poor but faithful voters up steep hills to the polling station. Sanchez has no mone...
Venezuela is quietly quitting socialism Analysis by Stefano Pozzebon Bolivar Avenue in Caracas is seen on September 3, 2020. (CNN)Shantytowns surround Caracas, Venezuela's capital, like the walls of a bowl. Little houses pile on each other on the steep hills, some reachable only by vertiginous staircases. Earlier this month, Ingrid Sanchez tried to rustle up votes here for the ruling Socialist Party in Petare, Venezuela's largest barrio. As parliamentary elections got underway on December 6, she hired motorcycles and jeeps to ferry poor but faithful voters up steep hills to the polling stat...