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Rhode Island Housing offers advice and education

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Above, Cathleen Paniccia, director of administration and homeownership, and James Vincent, manager of constituent advocacy, are from Rhode Island Housing. Along with other community partners, they organized a free community housing fair held at Calcutt Middle School in Central Falls on November 10th.

Workshop presenters: 1. Heidy Alba, counselor at Rhode Island Housing; 2. Claribel Shavers, housing choice voucher program supervisor at Rhode Island Housing; 3. Lily Rivera, family self sufficiency administrator at Rhode Island Housing; 4. Maryrose Silvia, emergency housing specialist at Rhode Island Housing; 5. Carmen Mirabal, program coordinator at Rhode Island Housing; 6. Susan Chase Pracht, investigator at Rhode Island Commission for Human Rights; 7. Luana Cherenzia, sub grantee for Rhode Island Housing; and 8. Diane M. Santos, Rhode Island education specialist for Money Management International.

photos by Lisa Piscatelli 

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Vanessa Galarza, below center, asset management officer at Rhode Island Housing, addressing some questions from attendees Maria N. Hoyos, below left, and Gladys Franco, below right. Workshop choices were held in both English and Spanish: becoming a successful homeowner, consumer credit counseling, fair housing, lead hazards, Section 8 housing, and seeking affordable housing. ontherhode3.jpg

HelpCenter

Rhode Island Housing and its partners have set up the Rhode Island Housing HelpCenter located at 44 Washington Street in Providence. It was created as a resource to make more Rhode Islanders aware of their housing options.

Counselors are encouraging people who are having financial difficulties to contact the Center or their mortgage lender at the first signs they might be in trouble. Counselors will assess each client’s situation and provide advice and education to help them. The Center also provides education to those looking to safely rent or purchase a home.

For more information on the Rhode Island Housing HelpCenter or to schedule a counseling appointment, call 401-457-1130 or visit www.rhodeislandhousing.org.
 

 

 
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