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In the aftermath of hurricanes Irma and Maria, Connecticut welcomed thousands of Puerto Ricans who had lost everything. For many of these fellow American citizens, the crisis is far from over.
FEMA housing assistance is ending on May 1st for displaced families in the area.
Junta for Progresive Action is the default agency receiving families displaced to Connecticut. In addition to finding housing, Junta is helping these families secure the basic needs of food, clothing, medical care, and employment.
Learn more about Junta and how you can support their efforts.
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