LOUISVILLE — Louisville organizations plan to use $4.5 million in grant funding over the next four years to help families experiencing homelessness by reducing the waitlist for shelter space and providing transitional housing and rental assistance. Natalie Harris, the executive director of Coalition for the Homeless, which represents 40 agencies in the Louisville area serving […]
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