Huntington Habitat for Humanity Hosting Applicant Seminar in Ohio
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Huntington Area Habitat for Humanity will be hosting its first applicant seminar since expanding its service to Lawrence County, Ohio.
The seminar will be held October 4 at 6 p.m. at the Ohio University Proctorville Center.
In order to be considered for a Habitat home, individuals must attend the seminar and live in substandard housing. According to a release from Huntington Area Habitat for Humanity, examples of substandard housing include inadequate plumbing, poor heating, leaking roof, overcrowding(three or more to a bedroom), unsafe or unsanitary conditions and paying excessive rent. Residents of public housing are also encouraged to attend this seminar.
A seminar for Cabell County residents will be held later in October.
Most Popular Ohio Stories
- Man Arrested Following Three-Hour Search in South Point
- UPDATE: Bond Set for Woman Arrested in 12-Count Child Sex Crime Indictment
- UPDATE: Standoff with Elderly Man Ends Peacefully in Meigs County
- UPDATE: Ohio Bomb Suspect Allowed to Represent Himself
- Former Meigs County Sheriff's Office Employee Indicted for Theft in Office
- UPDATE: Man Sentenced in Second Robbery Case
- NEW INFO: Ohio School Shooting Victims' Families Sue Charity
- UPDATE: Motel Murder Suspects Indicted
- Arrest in Wheelersburg Store Vehicle Break-ins; 2012 Repeat
- Wheelersburg Man Arrested on Burglary Charge
Call To Check Road Conditions
- WEST VIRGINIA: (877) 982-7623
- KENTUCKY: (866) 737-3767
- OHIO:Click here
|
Popular Searches Powered by Local.com |
WSAZ.com Sponsor Sections & Links
