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Summary: NeighborWorks America and NeighborWorks network organizations serve as quarterbacks in the aftermath of a disaster. They help revitalize communities and are there for the long haul. And the communities outside of the impact zone assist those who are in the middle.
A NeighborWorks America staff member reports on a visit to Guam and how NeighborWorks can help with solutions to a compound problem.
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On a hot August Saturday afternoon in southern Oregon, community members trickled into Phoenix High School's auditorium. Some brought their children and stopped to grab a free lunch of enchiladas and watermelon juice from Rogue Food Unites before taking their seats at a cluster of round tables. They talked as they ate, enjoying the sun that filtered through the large windows.
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