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Forum offers opportunity to imagine affordable housing across Kalamazoo
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Second Wave
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...A Way Home — Housing Solutions: This story is part of Southwest Michigan Second Wave’s series on solutions to homelessness and ways to increase affordable housing.
It is made possible by a coalition of funders, including the City of Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, the ENNA Foundation, and Kalamazoo County Land Bank.
About 160 people turned out to learn about equitable housing for Kalamazoo County.
Many students, especially those with children, grapple with housing insecurity and homelessness, Conroy says.
For those working within housing systems — you’re navigating: Tight deadlines, Ever-changing requirements, Scarce resources, and the emotional toll of saying ‘no’ to people you know deserve a ‘yes’.
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