Housing is the largest monthly expense for most American families. In fact, one in four renters spends more than half of their income on housing alone. With housing expenses increasing across American cities, it’s no wonder that low-income families
Breaking Down the Stages of Early Childhood Development From the moment they are born, young children are constantly learning. If you’re a parent or a teacher, you know first-hand how rapidly child growth can occur. While every young child
How to Find Veteran Housing Programs Military veterans are honorable American heroes. Their service allows civilians across the nation to enjoy safety and security. That’s why veterans deserve support once they return home. Unfortunately, over 40,000 veterans are currently
Most parents are struggling to school their kids at home. Who can blame them? Homeschooling during COVID has been a challenge for almost all parents and we want to assure you that you are not alone. Between navigating the challenges
There’s no doubt social distancing is good for everyone. It’s keeping you safe and those around you. Not to mention how it’s slowing down the spread of the coronavirus. Now, we know living in isolation can get to
The Centers for Disease Control updated their list of who is at increased risk of being severely affected by COVID-19 to include pregnant women with coronavirus on June 25, 2020. The inclusion was in part based on the Morbidity
On July 20th, the City of San Diego, announced the one-time San Diego COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program that runs through August 7. The San Diego Housing Commission program provides a one-time payment from the city directly to a
The County of San Diego has a great COVID-19 dashboard for residents to check numbers and other coronavirus information. But where can information be found about U.S. veterans and coronavirus? The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs maintains its own
The circumstances of being transient in San Diego mean that collecting data during the coronavirus is difficult. Surprising or not, based on the data that has been collected, the rate of coronavirus among San Diego homeless, as of June
Recently, San Diego county has started to lift the stay at home orders to allow many businesses to re-open. Unfortunately, this has led to a spike in positive coronavirus cases across the county and has made accessibility to food