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Evergreen Habitat for Humanity program targets affordable housing crisis

Group plans 9 new Vancouver homes

By Dylan Jefferies, Columbian staff writer
Published: March 8, 2022, 6:01am
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Evergreen Habitat for Humanity Community Outreach Manager Heather Cochrun at Johnson Village, a plot of land beside Good Shephard Lutheran Church in east Vancouver that will soon be the site of nine new homes. Through the organizations new Habitat Home Trust, the homes will remain permanently affordable.
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity Community Outreach Manager Heather Cochrun at Johnson Village, a plot of land beside Good Shephard Lutheran Church in east Vancouver that will soon be the site of nine new homes. Through the organizations new Habitat Home Trust, the homes will remain permanently affordable. (Taylor Balkom/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

On a rainy Wednesday morning in early March, Evergreen Habitat for Humanity Community Outreach Manager Heather Cochrun went to visit Johnson Village, a plot of land beside Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in east Vancouver that will soon be the site of nine new homes.

Due to the rain, concrete pouring and other infrastructure work planned for that morning had to be delayed.

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