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a comprehensive plan that addresses a variety of community needs. only in this way will our neighborhoods be restored to health and vitality. this brings me back to yvonne means and her street in cleveland. her plight illustrates that while it is important to avoid foreclosures whenever possible, it is equally important to pay attention to the properties that despite everyone ’ s best efforts will end up in foreclosure or worse, will become vacant and abandoned with no one even willing to take responsibility through foreclosure. we owe it to yvonne means and others like her to work to repair the financial and social damage, and restore services to the remaining homeowners in communities with high rates of vacancy and foreclosure. the problems caused by foreclosure are not solved until properties are restored to responsible ownership and occupied by families who call them home. neighborhood stabilization is not just sound economic policy, it is rooted in a vision of our shared future, our sense of community. conclusion in conclusion, i want to thank you for being here and especially for your work to promote neighborhood stabilization. the program today is certainly not the end of this project. i am pleased to say that, as a follow - up to this summit, the federal reserve and neighborworks will be working together to provide technical workshops for communities as they implement some of the strategies identified here. as of now, we have scheduled workshops in providence, rhode island and cleveland, ohio this fall and plans are underway to schedule similar workshops on the west coast. i look forward to your participation and feedback today and to new partnerships going forward as we continue to identify ways to streamline the process of repurposing reo and to address the community development needs of neighborhoods that have been harmed by foreclosures.