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The recommendations have five focuses, including affordable housing and establishing a day center.
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The potential village could be modeled after a pallet village in Georgetown run by Springboard Delaware.
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New County Councilmembers heard the resolution presenting the partnership with Delaware Family Hope at Tuesday’s Council meeting.
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Council voted in favor of the permit 3-2.
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Life Lines South will offer homes and other resources to young people who aged out of the foster system or have experienced homelessness.
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Tharros Village continues on its path to obtain a conditional land use permit from Sussex County. They will be heard by council members at Sussex County's June 17 meeting.
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In an effort to help end homelessness in Delaware, Gov. Matt Meyer signs an Executive Order.
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The public hearing saw 39 attendees in favor of County Council approving a conditional use permit. No attendees attended in opposition.
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The site director said Sussex County expedited the process, but it's still going to take two months to be heard at a council meeting.
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The center will be on the same grounds as Springboard Delaware's pallet village.