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At Neighborhood House, we mourn the loss of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and condemn the racism and violence against them and so many other Black people and people of color. We commit to work towards dismantling the racist systems that contributed to their deaths and perpetuate the systemic exclusion of Black people and other people of color from freedom, safety, and economic opportunity. We stand in solidarity with Black people, people of color, and all marginalized communities for true justice. Read more
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Diversion program keeps a family sheltered and together
Henry, an associate church pastor, explains how his family has found stability with help from Neighborhood House’s Shelter Diversion program.
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