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April
WorldSHARE - All SHARE packages are now $18.
Contact the EFSI Office at 546-3152 for more information.
NOTE: Distribution days are now on Saturdays to
accommodate more people.
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2008 SHARE Schedule |
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Last Day of
Month to Register |
Saturday
Distribution Dates |
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March 31 -
April 4 |
April 19 |
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April 28 -
May 2 |
May 17 |
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June 2 - 6 |
June 21 |
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July 7 - 11 |
July 26 |
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August 4 - 8 |
August 23 |
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September 8 -
12 |
September 27 |
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October 6 -
10 |
October 25 |
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November 3 -
7 |
November 22 |
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December 1 -
5 |
December 20 |
KCEOC
Board of Directors Meetings: Below is
the Board of Directors Meeting schedule for the next four months.
All meetings are held in the Jesse D. Lay Conference Room at the
Main Office and begin at 7:00 p.m.
April 21, 2008
June 16, 2008
KCEOC is taking
applications for Homeless Prevention Services.
Applicants must be low income and must be Knox County Residents.
Prevention Services may only be provided to applicants who are at
risk of eviction due to lack of funds to pay rent, mortgage, or
utilities. Applicants must be able to provide proof of needed
prevention services such as an eviction notice, foreclosure notice,
or utility disconnection notice. All utility disconnection notices
must be accompanied by a copy of the lease to verify that eviction
will occur if utilities are disconnected. All assistance is limited
to one time emergencies. KCEOC does not discriminate on the basis
of race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, or
national origin. KCEOC is an Equal Housing Provider.
Funds were made available by the Kentucky Housing Corporation and
the
Department
of Housing and Urban Development. Contact Danielle Hubbard at
546-3152 for an appointment.
Events
Happened
The
Redbud Trail
Festival
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and Quilt Workshop
was in Barbourville, Kentucky
April 10, 11, and 12.
KCEOC Community Action Partnership is
always a willing partner in the events and supports it with our time
and energy.
Springtime in
the Appalachian Mountains is
something to see, especially when the hills are
coming to life with the first burst of
color—the redbuds. We invite you to come and visit
Knox County anytime, but would love to
have you enjoy our spring festival! Make plans to attend next year.
Mixon Manor Groundbreaking
What could have
become a depressing event on a cold rainy morning, instead became a
celebration of one man’s dedication to helping others.
KCEOC Community Action Partnership broke ground today on Mixon
Manor, a twenty unit, Section 202 housing development, funded by the
US Department of Housing and Urban Development, for elderly and
disabled individuals in Knox County. The development is named after
the late Reverend William “Bill” Mixon, former Board Member of KCEOC
and a longtime champion of those less fortunate.
Helen Mixon, Reverend Mixon’s widow, spoke of Bill love
of people and his vision for the type of complex the 202 project
will become. She said he
 used
to step out on the steps of the First Baptist Church across the
street and look out over the field where Mixon Manor will be built,
and talk about how beautiful the property was and how it would be
perfect for an elderly housing development. Beginning Monday,
Reverend Mixon’s dream will become a reality.
KCEOC continues to strive to help people and change
lives, as the 20 unit complex will join the agency’s other 202
project, the 14 unit Sowders Manor. For over 43 years KCEOC has
been creating opportunities for change for the residents of
southeastern Kentucky through housing, child development, youth
programming, and emergency services.
Think what you can do.
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