
Oxnard : $47,000 grant will aid homeless, poor
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A $47,000 federal grant will be distributed to six social service agencies to aid Oxnard’s homeless and poor. The City Council on Tuesday allocated $13,000 to the Ventura County Commission
on Human Concerns for loans and grants to prevent homelessness, $10,000 to the county Health Care Agency for motel vouchers for homeless people and $9,000 to the Zoe North Hayes Avenue
women’s shelter. It also gave $7,000 to Oxnard’s National Guard winter shelter for the homeless, $7,000 to the Rainbow shelter for homeless women suffering from chemical dependencies and
$1,000 to the McAvoy House for abused children. Under the terms of the grant, which the city received in March, the council had until Sept. 11 to spend the funds or return them to the
federal Department of Housing and Urban Development. MORE TO READ