County Eviction Series: Solutions from Across the Country
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WebinarLack of housing affordability, rising rates of homelessness and increased individuals and families at risk of eviction are crises impacting communities across the country. County governments are stepping up to support their residents whose housing and financial stability are at heightened risk due to COVID-19.County Eviction Series: Solutions from Across the CountryFebruary 4, 2021February 4, 2021, 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
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County Eviction Series: Solutions from Across the Country
Lack of housing affordability, rising rates of homelessness and increased individuals and families at risk of eviction are crises impacting communities across the country. County governments are stepping up to support their residents whose housing and financial stability are at heightened risk due to COVID-19. Join us for the second webinar in our County Evictions Series, where we’ll hear directly from several county leaders from different regions on challenges they have faced and solutions they have implemented in facing the evictions crisis, including county programming and support for families and children.
Lack of housing affordability, rising rates of homelessness and increased individuals and families at risk of eviction are crises impacting communities across the country.2021-02-04Webinar2023-04-12
Lack of housing affordability, rising rates of homelessness and increased individuals and families at risk of eviction are crises impacting communities across the country. County governments are stepping up to support their residents whose housing and financial stability are at heightened risk due to COVID-19. Join us for the second webinar in our County Evictions Series, where we’ll hear directly from several county leaders from different regions on challenges they have faced and solutions they have implemented in facing the evictions crisis, including county programming and support for families and children.


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