Our hearts go out to everyone who was impacted across six states from Florida to North Carolina. Fahe is dedicating our resources to the hard-hit communities in Eastern Tennessee and Southwest
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Presidential elections often draw attention to our region, sparking interest in meaningful change. However, many programs fail to address the deep-rooted challenges of Appalachia. It is imperative to
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Kentucky Access to Recovery (KATR) is an innovative program that fills a gap in services for people in early recovery from opioid or stimulant use disorders. KATR doesn’t pay for treatment.
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Gov. Beshear awarded $5 Million to Fahe Member Partnership Housing, Inc., to build six duplexes (12 housing units) in the city of Booneville in Owsley Co,
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From September 9 through 11 Fahe Members and Friends gathered for an inspiring program of plenaries, breakout sessions, conversations, and convening at our 2024 Annual Meeting in Roanoke, VA, themed
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Despite Congress’s best intentions, low-income communities in states with high concentrations of rural poverty are doubly disadvantaged by the current system, which compares people to their
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The James Graham Brown Foundation has committed to delivering a $1,850,000 grant to Fahe, a purpose-driven network serving Appalachian states, including Kentucky, and providing boots-on-the-ground
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An interview with Scott McReynolds, Housing Development Alliance, on the housing crisis in
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Today, Fahe announced the receipt of a generous $500,000 grant from the Truist Foundation. This critical funding will empower Fahe Members and partners to continue stakeholder education efforts
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Two years after the historic flooding in Eastern Kentucky, Fahe Members and and our Housing Can’t Wait coalition partners have shared their perspectives on the disaster recovery with several media
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