Yana Kunichoff
Reporter at AZ Luminaria
Covering community resilience for @AZLuminaria via @report4america ⛰️ I love mountains and the library 📕
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3 weeks ago |
azluminaria.org | Yana Kunichoff
A job training program that provided free room and board for low-income students will end operations, and 11 meal sites for seniors will close after losing federal funding. As cuts to federal programs have affected access to food and housing for some vulnerable Tucson residents, City Council members said during Tuesday’s meeting they are exploring ways to address gaps in services.
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1 month ago |
azluminaria.org | Yana Kunichoff
Durante las 29 horas que el parque de casas móviles de Kath Noble en Mesa estuvo sin electricidad en julio de 2023, ella vio las muchas maneras en que sus vecinos eran vulnerables. El calor dentro de sus casas móviles se disparó, lo cual fue especialmente peligroso para los residentes con tanques de oxígeno. Algunas personas no tenían acceso a automóviles para ir a lugares más frescos.
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1 month ago |
myheraldreview.com | Yana Kunichoff
In the 29 hours that Kath Noble’s mobile home park in Mesa was without power in July of 2023, she saw the many ways her neighbors were vulnerable. The heat inside their mobile homes skyrocketed, which was especially dangerous for residents on oxygen tanks. Some people didn’t have access to cars to go to cooler places. And a resident walking around the park in the dark to check on a neighbor’s freezer took a fall that put him in the hospital for two days.
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1 month ago |
newsbreak.com | Yana Kunichoff
In the 29 hours that Kath Noble’s mobile home park in Mesa was without power in July of 2023, she saw the many ways her neighbors were vulnerable. The heat inside their mobile homes skyrocketed, which was especially dangerous for residents on oxygen tanks. Some people didn’t have access to cars to go to cooler places. And a resident walking around the park in the dark to check on a neighbor’s freezer took a fall that put him in the hospital for two days.
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1 month ago |
azluminaria.org | Yana Kunichoff
In the 29 hours that Kath Noble’s mobile home park in Mesa was without power in July of 2023, she saw the many ways her neighbors were vulnerable. The heat inside their mobile homes skyrocketed, which was especially dangerous for residents on oxygen tanks. Some people didn’t have access to cars to go to cooler places. And a resident walking around the park in the dark to check on a neighbor’s freezer took a fall that put him in the hospital for two days.
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