Neighbors have been finding themselves in a variety of difficult situations due to COVID-related job losses within the last year. From single high-income earners who were furloughed to families struggling to make a better life like Steve and Patty. Last year they made a big decision to move to GA from a northern state that was shutdown and didn't show any signs of reopening any time soon. Steve is a behavioral specialist and works with young children at schools and after school programs. His jobs were put on hold due to the pandemic. Patty works for herself in pop up retail. Her income dried up. Georgia looked like a better bet for both of them to get back to work and for their young children to get back into school. They had savings to keep them afloat for a while, but when Steve didn't find a job as quickly as he expected and his wife's business was still struggling, they searched for assistance and found CAC. CAC paid 2 months rent for the family including a past due amount. "The rent from CAC was really helpful, we were thankful to get it," said Steve. Right now Steve says they are still trying to figure things out, he's looking to take any type of work for the time being but they don't have a car so transportation is an issue. He continues to search for a position working with children and his wife is still trying to get her retail business back on track.