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Saving Families from Eviction

Saving Families from Eviction

A community-driven initiative dedicated to preventing evictions and supporting families in crisis.

About Project SAFE

Project SAFE: Saving Families from Eviction Project SAFE Is a community-driven initiative dedicated to preventing evictions and supporting families in crisis. By uniting local organizations and resources, we aim to provide immediate assistance to those facing housing insecurity, ensuring that families—especially refugees, immigrants, and vulnerable communities—are not left without a home. Together, we are committed to Saving Families from Eviction and creating pathways to stability and upward mobility. 

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Over 80 families in East Montgomery County...

Over 80 families in East Montgomery County, including recently resettled refugees, disabled individuals, and young children, are facing imminent eviction due to a sudden spike in rent. Many of these families were placed in unaffordable housing with promises of rent assistance. However, after just a few months, the support from relief agencies ended, leaving them unable to cover the escalating costs. Now, these families—many with young children—are at serious risk of homelessness. Your donation can provide immediate assistance to prevent evictions and secure stable housing for these vulnerable families, who fled dangerous conditions in search of safety and a better future. Together, we can make a difference and ensure they are not left without a home. Please donate today to help keep these families housed and safe.

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Dr. Tasnuva Khan along with Nosheen Hayat, a registered nutritionist, delivered an information session on nutrition and health to prepare kids for a healthy Ramadan. This program was specifically geared towards the health and wellness needs of 5 to 11 yr. old children, parents and caregivers. Dr. Khan and her team distributed handouts and conducted a demonstration for healthy smoothies and protein packed overnight oats at Muslim Community Center. Total of 108 people (43 adults and 45 children and 10 MCC Sunday School Staff members) attended and engaged in our program.