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JPMorgan Chase's Cross-Firm Collaboration Helps Finance Safe Haven – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

JPMorgan Chase's Cross-Firm Collaboration Helps Finance Safe Haven – Commercial Observer

JPMorgan Chase’s cross-firm collaboration funded a Manhattan safe haven, furthering long-term affordable housing efforts.

Former Illegal Hotel in New York to Undergo SRO Renovation - Vimarsana News

Former Illegal Hotel in New York to Undergo SRO Renovation

Chase and varied city institutions are providing financing, with Citizens Bank investing tax equity. Rockabill Development and Goddard Riverside are converting an illegal hotel in New York into 68 units of permanent supportive housing for single adults with a history of chronic homelessness.

Families of N.S. mass shooting victims say province failed to manage their mental health - Vimarsana News

Families of N.S. mass shooting victims say province failed to manage their mental health

In the weeks and months following the Nova Scotia mass killing on April 18-19, 2020, many families of the victims who died say they struggled to get basic mental health services.

Source: cbc.ca
Families cleaning crime scenes shouldn't have happened, Mountie tells mass shooting inquiry - Vimarsana News

Families cleaning crime scenes shouldn't have happened, Mountie tells mass shooting inquiry

Chief Supt. Darren Campbell says he doesn't think victims' families were properly supported — and that crime scenes should not have been handed over without being cleaned.

Source: cbc.ca
After Cancer, Text Messages Up Exercise and Reduce Late Effects - Vimarsana News

After Cancer, Text Messages Up Exercise and Reduce Late Effects

Text messages to parents of childhood cancer survivors substantially increased children's physical activity levels compared with control persons and also reduced treatment-related late effects.