We talked with Jake Brandt, director of marketing and communications at Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity, to answer questions about the process.
The NNS coronavirus update for week of Feb. 15: Milwaukee Walgreens offering vaccinations; new Department of Health Services dashboard; Kirsten Johnson confirmed as commissioner
State unveils a new way to look at vaccination data; Common Council confirms new health commissioner, and a new case of the UK variant is found in Waukesha County.
UPDATE: CDC extends federal order halting evictions to March 31
The CDC, at the request of President Joe Biden, extended the federal eviction moratorium. Here is what you need to know.
Renters on verge of eviction may get more aid, housing advocates say
As the Jan. 31 deadline nears for the end of the federal eviction moratorium, housing advocates and landlords alike are optimistic about Milwaukee residents having stable housing.
How one program teaches tenants their rights
The Rent for Success program educates renters on how to make safe and healthy choices in their housing. It also provides resources for situations renters may encounter.
Worried about paying mortgage? What struggling homeowners need to know
Need help to pay your mortgage? Here are some resources to help you survive this crisis.
How one project is helping women in the sex trade get off the streets and into stable housing
Not having access to stable housing inhibits women involved in the street-based sex trade from succeeding. The MPOWER project aims to help them overcome those obstacles.
Milwaukee housing advocates prepare for end of federal eviction moratorium
Housing advocates fear a big spike in evictions once a federal moratorium ends Dec. 31.
Milwaukee County declares a ‘right to shelter’ — but where’s the funding?
The Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors has declared a “right to shelter” for all Milwaukee residents — but it’s stopped short of fully funding it.
A Milwaukee County program has prevented over 1,000 evictions. But as 2021 approaches, money’s running out.
Milwaukee County’s eviction prevention program is facing a scarcity of funding, as money from the CARES Act dwindles when agencies need it the most.
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