Eviction intervention program helps Allen County tenants stay in their homes
“Having a network of organizations and the ability to talk to each other – it sounds so simple, but it’s extremely important in an effort like this."
“Having a network of organizations and the ability to talk to each other – it sounds so simple, but it’s extremely important in an effort like this."
“There is a problem, but we don't talk about it, and since we don’t talk about it, we can’t solve it."
“People who are already in poverty are vulnerable to others who simply don’t care about them. That’s what ends up being an issue for these kids and young adults, because what happens next?”
“We have to learn how to live together and take care of where we’re at; that’s the whole assignment.”
Union Street Market at Electric Works is Northeast Indiana’s first public market and food hall.
Steady Eddy's offers paddling activities and dining to the Leo-Cedarville area.
“City and counties are full of boards and commissions that need people to fill them.”
“That’s where our housing market is at right now. It’s quite scary. We need more affordable housing, anything that makes it more affordable for people who do not have the option or opportunity to increase their income.”
"We want to have more accessible community conversations about projects like this before decisions are made.”
Longtime Renaissance Pointe residents receive recognition for maintaining a community park for years.
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