Habitat for Humanity, women’s shelter due funding

For the Cumberland Times-News
Cumberland Times-News

— OAKLAND — Two Garrett County Community Development Block Grants have been announced by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development.

A grant for $250,000 will provide funding to construct the infrastructure for development of 21 Habitat for Humanity houses outside Deer Park.

At Oakland, an $800,000 grant will be used to construct a 5,675-square-foot building to be used as a domestic violence shelter and counseling center.

The Dove Center currently operates a family violence and sexual assault resource center in Garrett County.

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Posted on 08/25/2010 in dove center, habitat for humanity