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InnVision
Program offers emergency and transitional housing for people trying to get back on their feet
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The rent was $1,200 and "Tracey" didn't have it. What she did have was a run of bad luck. It happened fast and without warning, and it ended with Tracey and her young son, Malcolm, becoming homeless. For purposes of confidentiality, the 37-year-old former Campbell woman asked to only be identified as "Tracey." Her downward spiral began when her husband--her fiancé at the time--was arrested for drug possession. Tracey, pregnant with her second child, Shelby, wasn't working, which left her unable to pay the rent.
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News
Downtown Parking
Solutions for downtown Campbell's lack of parking range from merchant parking permit programs to creating more downtown parking lots.
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Even Start
U.S. Representative Mike Honda recently visited the Even Start Family Learning Center, which provides educational support to low-income families.
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Notebook
Public Citizen
Donna Rubin, a member of the board of directors for the Silicon Valley Charity Ball, believes that skills learned on the job can be put to use volunteering.
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Campbell, California Since 1999
