Safe Homes Prevention Program helping seniors with shelter
3 years ago
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Many seniors in Kern County are struggling to keep a roof over their heads. That is why the Kern County Aging and Adult Services Department is excited a new $1.2 million state fund will allow them to continue running their Safe Homes Prevention Program through at least 2021, keeping more seniors from living on the streets.
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