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Published	2000
Author	Fannie Mae Foundation
Source	Fannie Mae Foundation
URL	Click here to view the full document HTML: 14 kbytes

This case study describes a community project, the Kenmore Hall Project in New York City that was organized by Housing & Services, Inc., working closely with the police department and service agencies. It rid the building of criminal activity, brought improved circumstances to hold-over tenants, gave welcome shelter to new tenants, and provided all 326 residents with the services they need for a more stable, productive future. The project was recognized with a HUD 1999 Best Practices Award.

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