South Bay ‘American Rescue Plan’ resources set to combat domestic violence, housing and hunger

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Chula Vista City Council approved Tuesday to allocate a total of $700,000 of its nearly $29 million funding given back in August of 2021 from the feds. $200,000 will go to the South Bay Community Services Corp Domestic Violence program, $400,000 to the Casa Nueva Vida Shelter Operations and $100,00 to the Jacobs and Cushman San Diego Food Bank. Meanwhile, the city also approved the 2022 Housing Report.

Published 2 months ago · South Bay, United States

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South Bay ‘American Rescue Plan’ resources set to combat domestic violence, housing and hunger

CHULA VISTA, Calif. - Leaders in the South Bay voted to use funding from the American Rescue Plan to help with a variety of issues in Chula Vista: domestic violence, hunger, and housing, all becoming major concerns for people following the pandemic. A green light along the dais Tuesday night could help boost resources for Chula Vista nonprofits and homeless shelters, all thanks to the American Rescue Plan. It's a move one resident tells FOX 5 i…

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