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Community Advocates Will Continue to Provide Energy Assistance Despite Federal Layoffs at the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program

2024-2025 Energy Assistance Benefit Season Ends May 15

Resource Center Provides Support To Renters, Landlords

Pandemic-induced creation works to connect those with issues to proper resources.

New Emergency Housing For Those With Lead Poisoning

Community Advocates expanding its portfolio of temporary housing.

Where Struggling Renters Can Get Help

Many organizations in Milwaukee provide assistance.

City Braces For Fallout From January’s Eviction Wave

Berrada Properties Management Inc. filed more than 1,000 evictions in a matter of weeks.

Proposal Would Fund Emergency Housing

City-owned properties would house displaced families, human trafficking victims. Plus: committee cuts Bublr funding.

Contribution to Fred Royal of $100

Contribution to Catrina Crane of $100

An Expert Panel Discussion on Economic Insecurity

Featuring The Financial Diaries’ Rachel Schneider. Wednesday, November 15 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Blacks Have 6th Highest Energy Burden

Milwaukee’s black households pays 7% of their income for energy, 6th worst among 48 cities.

Harvard Author Explains Plague of Evictions

At Boswell Books, MacArthur "Genius" discusses 16,000 people in city evicted annually.

MANDI Nominee Helps Homeless Families

37-unit Maskani Place, new complex at 320 E. Center, rents to low-income families.