Minnesota group opens HIV housing facility

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 Minnesota group

            opens HIV housing facility
 
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          Sep 14, 2005
          
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       Clare Housing,
            which operates housing facilities for HIV-positive people
            in Minnesota, recently received a grant from the Department
            of Housing       and Urban Development to construct Clare
            Apartments, a 32-unit facility       in Minneapolis. The
            apartments opened on September 1. The agency received
            more than 100 applicants for the apartments, which are
            earmarked for       low-income, disabled HIV-positive people
            and their families, say Clare       Housing officials.     
 
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Minnesota group
opens HIV housing facility