Sentence examples for housing for disabled from inspiring English sources
Women's refuges are covered, as are many homelessness services and supported housing for disabled and older people.
I am a paraplegic who has worked for years with a state agency developing accessible housing for disabled people.
It also announced an inquiry into housing for disabled people along with reports on the impact of welfare changes and the pay gaps faced by disabled people.
But the administration has used the pledge to advocate expanded measures to fight veterans' homelessness, including vouchers for supportive housing for disabled veterans and grants to help veterans avoid homelessness by paying for security deposits or back rent.
The Obama administration and the Veterans Affairs Department have not constructed a single housing unit on the 400-acre campus in Los Angeles deeded over a century ago to affordable housing for disabled homeless veterans.
The four on Prince Rogers Avenue were brought together by the Cooperative Housing Corporation, a nonprofit group started in New Jersey in 1986 to provide affordable housing for disabled people and the elderly.
"We wanted a house where my husband is free, but not a house for disabled people".
With that mission in mind, the town manager, Richard Johnson, contacted Vicki Thomas, the Connecticut representative of Purple Heart Homes, a nonprofit group that builds or refurbishes houses for disabled veterans.
Laura plans to turn the house into a home for disabled children, but a problem arises when she and Carlos realize that Simón believes he has a masked friend named Tomás with whom he will run away.
In New Orleans, a program to prevent homelessness set aside only 9 of 91 housing vouchers for disabled people coming off FEMA assistance; most of the rest are for the chronically homeless, whose numbers have overwhelmed the city since the storm.
Miliband sought to intensify the pressure on the prime minister by contrasting his decision to defend bankers' bonuses during EU negotiations with the cutting-back of housing benefit for disabled people.
