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Where Ohioans are Most Vulnerable to Disaster or Outbreak
Knowing where the most vulnerable populations live is crucial in preparing for disasters. Identifying these communities can help in estimating the amount of needed supplies or emergency response, communicating and mobilizing for evacuations or finding the best location for community outreach centers to provide beds, testing or financial assistance.
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Community Over Isolation: Addiction Recovery in the Age of COVID-19
Addiction recovery is a journey without an arrival date. Every day free from drugs and/or alcohol is a victory. But when a pandemic threatens to upend the recovery journey, what happens?
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These Five Charts Show the True Struggle for Black Homeownership
Owning a home is arguably one of the best ways to build equity and intergenerational wealth. For many Black Ohioans, purchasing a home and the wealth-building benefits that come with homeownership are often difficult or out of reach.
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A Roof Over Your Head: Mental Health in Trying Times
The stigmas that surround mental illness, paired with the lack of mental health resources, can wreak havoc on individuals and families. When a support system is not available, those with mental illness are vulnerable to homelessness and incarceration.
Upcoming Events
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In Observance of Columbus Day – 10/11/20
Columbus, OH
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OHFA Multifamily Committee Meeting – 10/14/20
57 E. Main St., Columbus, OH
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OHFA Board Meeting – 10/21/20
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