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Michigan receives $16M to restore and keep low-income housing

By Editorial Board Published January 3, 2025 2 Min Read
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Michigan receives M to restore and keep low-income housing

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)—A number of organizations in Michigan acquired a complete of barely greater than $16 million for tasks meant to guard low-income households from harmful housing circumstances.

The funding got here from the U.S. Division of Housing and City Develoipment (HUD), and was part of a $226 million allocation to governing our bodies and non-profits throughout the nation.

Right here is the breakdown of the funding:

StateGranteeCityGrant ProgramAward AmountMICity of MuskegonMuskegonHHP$1,500,000MICommunity Motion of South Central MichiganBattle CreekHHP$1,750,000MIFranklin-Wright Settlements, Inc.DetroitOAHMP$2,000,000MIHabitat for Humanity DetroitDetroitOAHMP$2,000,000MIHabitat for Humanity of Michigan, Inc.LansingHHP$2,000,000MIJewish Household Service of Metro DetroitWest BloomfieldOAHMP$1,664,189MIJewish Household Providers of Washtenaw CountyAnn ArborOAHMP$1,063,915MIMid Michigan Group Motion Company Inc.FarwellOAHMP$2,000,000MIRegion IV Space Company on AgingSt. JosephOAHMP$1,000,000MIWe Need Inexperienced TooDetroitHHP$1,105,274The Michigan organizations that recieved funding (HUD)

Habitat for Humanity of Michigan will use its $2 million in funding to keep up and restore 130 low revenue housing items, intending to repair unhealthy circumstances that might result in well being problems similar to bronchial asthma, lead-based paint poisoning, and most cancers to go unaddressed.

The town authorities of Muskegon was awarded $1.5 million, which it would use to restore and keep 150 low-income housing items.

Detroit-based organiztion We Need Inexperienced Too will use its $1.1 million to deal with environmental and security hazards in 40 single household low-income housing items on Detroit’s east aspect that home kids, individuals older than 62, and folks with disabilities.

Group Motion of South-Central Michigan will use its $1.75 million to restore and keep 176 housing items in Kalamazoo, Department, Barry, St. Joseph, and Calhoun counties.

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