Sentence examples for housing center from inspiring English sources

The housing center was created in 1972.

By the 1970s, the big farm-labor housing center in Miami was known as "Mexico City".

"It's a heartbreak," said Ms. Spiro, formerly of the Open Housing Center.

The Coachman Family Center, in White Plains, is a transitional housing center for homeless families.

She took the children to a Prevention Assistance and Temporary Housing center, which places homeless families in emergency housing.

The Winchester lawsuit arose from a complaint received by the fair housing center from Crystal Carter, an African-American single mother of six children.

At one time or another, it has been turned into or envisioned as the site of a hospital, a waste-disposal plant, a park area, a student dormitory complex, a moderate-income-housing center, a drug-treatment colony, and a casino, but for the last 27 years North Brother Island has been both physically and imaginatively abandoned.

In a civil rights action filed on her behalf by the Connecticut Fair Housing Center, the judge awarded Ms. Parris nearly $350,000 in damages and lawyers' fees, the largest judgment in the center's history.

"Despite staffing shortages and a small and unsteady stream of funding for the organization over the years," Ms. Webber wrote, "the Open Housing Center addressed the fair housing and other housing complaints of thousands of New Yorkers".

He then became the first executive director of the Fair Housing Center of Greater Boston, which allowed him to combine his interests in fair housing, civil rights, and community outreach.

Gail Schecter, the executive director of the Interfaith Housing Center, an organization that fights against housing discrimination in north Chicago, said the suit was "really about communities becoming integrated and not labeling people as 'others.'" She hopes that the settlement will help people with disabilities "become citizens of the community in the truest sense of the word".