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Housing

Background:

A signifiant concern as people grow older is that they may have to leave their home.  This would mean leaving behind a comportable setting, amiliar community and many emories.  In addition, a certain amount of control is lost when one leaves home.  This "control" provides the underpinning to our feelings of dignity, quality oif life, and independence.  One's home is a strong element in that sense of security.  We use the term "aging in place' in reference to living where you have lived for many years, or to living in a non-healthcare environment, and usingj products, services and conveniences to enable you to not have to move as circumstances change.  "Aging in Place' is growing older without having to move.

 

22 Million set aside for Affordable Housing in State

Washington State has awarded more than $22 million in loans and grants to 11 affordable housing projects in seven counties, see Affordable Housing

 

Quiet Crisis:  Age Wave Maxes Out Affordable Housing, King County 2008-2025 -

For more information and report - see Affordable Housing

 

Another day, another announcement of local stimulus

The Obama administration and U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., announced more stimulus for the Evergreen state today,see Urban Residential Stimulus

 

In danger of foreclosure?  The state can help

Today June 17th, lawmakers--including Gov. Crhis Gregoire and Sen. Jean Burkey--and the Washington State Bar Association announced a program, called the Home Foreclosure Legal Aid Project, to give advice and legal representation to people facing Home Foreclosure.