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Texas Housers
  • Home
  • About
    • What we do
    • What is fair housing?
    • FAQs
    • Staff and board
  • Issues
    • 2019 Texas Legislature
    • Corpus Christi’s Northside
    • Disaster Recovery Housing
    • Houston Housing Segregation
    • National Housing Trust Fund
    • Rio Grande Valley Drainage Campaign
    • Sunnyside Neighborhood Plan
  • Reports
  • In the news
    • Texas Housers Newsletter Archive
  • A Little Louder Podcast
  • COVID-19
  • Keep Texans Housed
  • Contact us
  • Contribute

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Our Border Low Income Housing Coalition web site explores the issues facing Texas/Mexico colonias.

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Sorry we've been somewhat mum during the storm 🥶 Most of our staff lacked water or power or both, and we were trying to stay warm and also help our local communities get food, water, and warm places to stay. While the deadline is not listed, insiders say the application deadline to apply for emergency food stamps closes SOON. Can you spread the word?
Texas Housers is looking to hire our next Advocacy Director to help shape and enforce our agenda to help low-income Texans.

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