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The impact of sequestration is hitting housing authorities first

While the myth still seems to be out there that the only ones who will suffer are nameless Washington bureaucrats, the reality is that the elderly, veterans, people with disabilities and families with children experiencing poverty will be hit hard by the cuts.

Perspective on HUD's Point-in-Time Homelessness Report

There is certainly reason to celebrate the decline in Vet's homelessness, but the report deserves a deeper look.

Liz's remarks at the 2012 Homes within Reach Conference

What does it mean to have nearly 900 people show up at the Homes within Reach conference?

EHLP succeeded against the odds

Many people rallied to support a struggling foreclosure assistance program and made it work for struggling homeowners.

Cutting the Social Safety Net to Fix Our Economy – Myths and Reality

We have a crisis here at home and our neighbors are suffering. Let’s do the right thing – preserve the many programs that are the lifeblood of so many Americans.

Penny Wise, Pound Foolish: Cutting the Housing Budget Will Only Cost Us More

While lawmakers balk at investing in safe, decent, affordable homes, the Commonwealth ends up spending millions of dollars to mop up the effects of substandard housing and homelessness.

Some Things are Worth Fighting For

Strategic investment of PA's precious tax dollars in the housing market is essential to the health and well-being of the local economy, our communities, and all of us.
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