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On January 26th Mid Michigan Community Action Agency (Mid Michigan CAA) will be completing the Point-in-Time (PIT) Count. The PIT Count is a federally mandated annual survey to count those experiencing homelessness in the Mid Michigan area.
Mid Michigan CAA is seeking to count individuals and families including those sleeping outdoors or other places not meant for human habitation such as cars or campers, those staying in shelters, and those who are housed with emergency motel stay vouchers. “The PIT Count helps us better understand who is experiencing homelessness and how prevalent homelessness is in our communities so we can advocate for additional resources, provide high quality services, and end homelessness in our communities,” said Jennifer Rodgers, Homeless Program Manager at Mid Michigan CAA. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) uses the data collected to help determine distribution of resources to homeless services agencies, including Mid Michigan CAA. Mid Michigan CAA works with organizations including 211, Michigan Balance of State Continuum of Care, and other local organizations. Residents of Arenac, Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Mecosta, and Osceola Counties who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness can call or text 877-213-5955 or email [email protected]. For more information about the PIT Count, contact the PIT Coordinator for your area —Arenac: Ron Tyll, [email protected] —Bay: Kathryn DePrekel, [email protected] —Clare and Gladwin: Erin Rubingh, [email protected] —Mecosta and Osceola: Nicole Alexander, 231-629-8033 or [email protected] Mid Michigan Community Action guides local residents on the path to self-sufficiency through empowerment, education and community enrichment.
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1/27/2022 02:40:32 am
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Hello my name is Lisa I'm looking for housing assistance to get help with my rent monthly could do you have information about FHA Loans I was doing a Google Search and I came across this website any information that you could give me I would appreciate that thank you so much 1/17/2023 01:40:38 pm
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Mccayla Honeycutt
7/16/2024 08:08:10 pm
Hello my name is mccayla honeycutt im a single mother I work in big rapids mi currently stay in reed city mi with my 5month old son I have 90days to find a place for me and him to go. I’m in a Michigan works program called the path program and they have told me to contact you guys as this is where past path program clients have came and been helped. I really need advice and help I don’t want my son taken from me and I can’t afford rent on my own. Please reach me by email or phone Comments are closed.
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