School program that sheltered families after floods expiring - The San Diego Union-Tribune
The free motel stay program for students experiencing homelessness is one of many school initiatives that will end as COVID-19 aid runs out
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The free motel stay program for students experiencing homelessness is one of many school initiatives that will end as COVID-19 aid runs out
In the past two years, the San Diego County Office of Education has helped 1,400 unhoused families find temporary shelter allowing children to stay in school. Funding runs out this year.
It's estimated that at least 500 homes were damaged by the floodwaters on Jan. 22, and, unlike in the movies, FEMA has not flown into town to the rescue
Flood assistance is pouring in from groups across San Diego, and portions of the aid are being used to help house flood victims. But the process of getting that help can be tricky.
As someone living with unremitting fatigue, I routinely account for why I’m not working, why I still have a bedtime of 9pm sharp, and why I can meet you in three days, but not now