A home repair program is already assisting over 100 households. The program will be accepting new applications next month, allowing more households to receive aid.
The demand for home repair is substantial, with estimated costs totaling at least a billion dollars.
Further information about the program and the application process can be found through Outlier Media, which has reported on the program's progress and the need for home repair.
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