Evacuees face tighter housing aid as HUD replaces Katrina program
Cedar Rapids evacuees of Katrina face changes as the Katrina Disaster Housing Assistance program ends. HUD will base aid on multiple factors including apartment size. FEMA continues three month checks for some families while others seek home purchases in Cedar Rapids. The transition affects rent and relocation plans for residents from Kenner and New Orleans.
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Colleges Send Spring Break Volunteers to Katrina Affected Areas
Coe College students faculty and families spend spring break in Gulfport Mississippi aiding recovery from Katrina with reports blogs photos and podcasts available online. University of Iowa law students also volunteer in New Orleans assisting nonprofits and Katrina victims with legal disputes during their break. Cornell College students travel to New Orleans from March 30 to April 9 to help a Louisiana church based group at relief centers or to clean churches and homes.
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