Advocates, community leaders and immigrant legal service providers will hold a news conference to announce the launch of the Harris County Immigrant Legal Services Fund.

The ban on evictions put in place to help families during the pandemic is set to end Saturday night.

Families are getting the opportunity to learn about options when it comes to their child’s education.

Free tax centers to help individuals and families with their tax returns are usually bustling this time of year. Thanks to COVID, those volunteer tax services had to change up their routine. Help is still available, but this year, but you'll have to make an appointment with one of these organizations.

Claudia Aguirre came to the United States with her parents when she was 8 years old. Now as she leads Houston’s largest nonprofit agency she says it her story is very much a part of the agency’s 112 year old legacy. That’s Baker Ripley.” From rent relief to ease evictions to feeding senior citizens, Baker Ripley is on the front lines during this pandemic. Find out more in this week’s Houston Newsmakers EXTRA with Claudia Aguirre and see the rest of her interview on this week’s Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall. Watch Houston Newsmakers Sunday mornings at 10:30amMore Information:Claudia Aguirre, President, CEO Baker Ripley· Website: https://www.bakerripley.org/· Phone: 713-667-9400· Twitter: @BakerRipley· Email: caguirre@bakerripley.orgGaby Rowe, Project Lead, Operation Connectivity· Website: https://www.growassociatesllc.com· Website: https://bit.ly/2PQW6Ko· Phone: 281-900-9717· Email: gaby@growassociatesllc.com]STRONGER HOUSTON, The Digital Divide, Reporter Re’Chelle Turner· Website: https://www.click2houston.com/topic/stronger_houston/