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The moratorium on evictions in Illinois is due to expire this fall. To help keep people in their homes, Illinois’ 14th Judicial Circuit is partnering with…
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CommunityHelp is still available for low income residents of the Illinois Quad Cities who are having trouble paying their energy bills. Even though it began taking…
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CommunityThanks to the pandemic, a Quad Cities social service agency is even busier than it was before.Executive Director Dwight Ford says Project Now already had…
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With winter approaching, applications are being accepted once again for LIHEAP, the low income home energy assistance program. Project Now will have money…
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CommunityNow that the need for immediate help has mostly passed, two agencies are handling most of the assistance for flood victims. Kelly Thompson, vice president…
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Community"A Golden Celebration of People" -- that's the name of the 50th anniversary party for Project Now, the community action agency in the Illinois Quad…
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CommunityA long fight against poverty in the Quad Cities is being celebrated this week. Tuesday is the 50th birthday of Project NOW which provides services in Rock…
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EnvironmentNearly 40 years after it was banned, lead paint is still a hazard, especially for children. That's why the Illinois Quad Cities Healthy Homes Coalition is…
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CommunityA group of local workers is empowering homeless women by giving them socks, nail polish, inspirational books, and handwritten notes. This week, Royal…
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As the temperature goes down, energy bills go up. But, Project NOW is helping make higher gas and electric bills less costly for low income…