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Aunt Tifa@AliceMarshall@dmv.community

Retired, living in Washington, DC. Author of Precinct Captain's Guide for political victory, working on a book about #Christianity and #revolution

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Aunt Tifa@AliceMarshall@dmv.community (2026-06-16 03:04:27)
Partnerships between hospitals and legal aid clinics are playing a growing role in preventing tens of thousands of evictions per year across the U.S., and they could also help prevent future evictions from occurring, according to a new report.

Known as medical-legal partnerships, the arrangement can help address unsafe or unstable housing conditions before they escalate into evictions. These partnerships exist in 49 states and the District of Columbia, according to the National Center for Medical Legal Partnership (NCMLP). Altogether, the coalition includes 170 legal aid agencies, 58 law schools, and hundreds of general hospitals, HAS-funded medical centers, and centers serving children and military veterans. 

https://invisiblepeople.tv/the-doctor-will-see-you-now-about-your-landlord/