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  After Delivering Federal Affordable Housing Funds, Reed Calls for Action to Help Build More Homes That RIers Can Afford

• Patch: Woonsocket To Collect Affordable Housing Money From Feds

  From the Office of U.S. Congressmen David N. Cicilline: U.S. Congressmen David N. Cicilline (D-RI) and Jim Langevin (D-RI) announced that Rhode Island community organizations are receiving nearly $450,000 through NeighborWorks America to support affordable housing and revitalizing local communities. NeighborWorks Blackstone River Valley is receiving a grant of $258,000, while the West Elmwood Housing Development Corp. is receiving $188,000 in new funds.

• EPI: The 2018 Rhode Island Standard of Need

  What does it cost to live and raise a family in Rhode Island and how do work supports help families meet basic needs?

• Narragansett Times: SKTC addresses affordable housing needs

  The town council voted during its meeting Monday to use a portion of the money in its affordable housing trust fund for consulting services to make amendments to the town’s zoning ordinance to better address the need for affordable housing.

• Office of the Governor: What People Are Saying About the Signing of the Historic FY2023 State Budget

  What People Are Saying About the Signing of the Historic FY2023 State Budget

• NLIHC: New Analysis on Need for Emergency Rental Assistance During the COVID-19 and Economic Crisis

  NLIHC released today an analysis,“The Need for Emergency Rental Assistance During the COVID-19 and Economic Crisis,” that shows Congress must invest up to $100 billion to keep the lowest-income households stably housed over the next year during and in the immediate wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.