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Loulé supports 65 more households with housing rent subsidy

Barlavento2 September 2026 at 10:49

The Municipality of Loulé supports 65 households through the 4th edition of the Housing Rent Subsidy. This measure aims to help families with financial difficulties to cover housing rental costs.

The program is an initiative of the Loulé council, which demonstrates the municipality's commitment to supporting its residents in situations of economic vulnerability in accessing housing.

The council is expected to reinforce this measure in the future, indicating an intention to expand support to more families in upcoming programs.

The content was reported by the Barlavento portal.

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