Denver’s New Program Aims to Aid Migrants Integration from Shelters to Homes
Mayor Mike Johnston Announces Major Investment in Support Services for Denver’s Growing Migrant Population
According to JustTheNews, Denver is planning to spend a lot of money about $1.4 million on a new program to help migrants. The program run by ViVe Wellness, will provide important help to migrant families and individuals. It will focus on getting them out of shelters and into homes that they can stay in for a while. This is important because each migrant’s situation is different so they need individual help to figure out what they need to succeed.
The mayor of Denver, Mike Johnston announced this program because the city is seeing more and more migrants coming in. The program is for people staying in the city’s hotel shelters or bridge housing. It will help them find a place to live for up to six months. With around 22 new migrants arriving every day Denver is trying hard to help everyone who needs it.
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Denver’s Dedication: Investing in Migrants Integration and Community Support
Even though it’s costing a lot of money Denver is committed to helping migrants. They have a big budget for the program and plan to help migrants find jobs too. Denver wants to support migrants as they start their new lives and become part of the community. By doing this Denver is showing that it cares about everyone who lives there no matter where they come from.