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First Posted: 4/10/2014 Luzerne County homeless housing and service programs will receive $3.324 million in grant funding to continue operations for the next year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced this week.
The funding is available through HUD&#8217;s Continuum of Care Program and is part of $82.8 million in grants for programs across Pennsylvania.
In Luzerne County, the recipient of the most funds is the Wyoming Valley Catholic Youth Center&#8217;s homeless child care program, with $287,203. Other recipients are the Manna House with $273,199, the Kirby Family House with $263,716, the Supportive Housing Program case management for the homeless with $248,653 and the Rev. Edward P. Nolan Residence with $183,295.

Homeless programs get federal funds