- Pet-Friendly Homeless Shelters HealThe bond between people and their pets can be life-saving, especially amid the struggle for safe housing. Breaking Bread Community Shelter serves… Read more: Pet-Friendly Homeless Shelters Heal
- Los Angeles’ $22-billion homelessness problemCity of Los Angeles officials are finally confronting a question that has seemed too big to answer: How much would… Read more: Los Angeles’ $22-billion homelessness problem
- Homeless Sweeps Are Expensive, Useless and CruelA notice of an impending encampment sweep is in a trash can as police keep an eye on city workers… Read more: Homeless Sweeps Are Expensive, Useless and Cruel
- One City’s Determination to Get Ahead of HomelessnessWith strong mayoral leadership, Atlanta is not only leveraging creative financing to provide housing but also getting tough on landlords… Read more: One City’s Determination to Get Ahead of Homelessness
- Mass Shooting Faced By Chicago’s Unhoused
- Homeless service providers could help more people overcome homelessness if they measured success differentlyHomelessness is a major problem in the U.S., and it’s getting worse: A record 650,000 Americans were homeless on a single night… Read more: Homeless service providers could help more people overcome homelessness if they measured success differently
- Tent City Grows, Alderperson Aims To Open Homeless Shelter Nearby
- In the House of Psychiatry, a Jarring Tale of ViolenceThe annual gathering of the American Psychiatric Association is a dignified and collegial affair, full of scholarly exchanges, polite laughter… Read more: In the House of Psychiatry, a Jarring Tale of Violence
- 12 Percent Reduction in Unsheltered PopulationLearn how New Orleans is making a difference. Please see the article New Orleans Has Achieved a 12 Percent Reduction… Read more: 12 Percent Reduction in Unsheltered Population
- New York Moves Mentally Ill People Out of the SubwayNew York City has launched a program to address the issue of mentally ill people living in the subway system.… Read more: New York Moves Mentally Ill People Out of the Subway
- San Jose failed to track $300 million in homelessness spendingOver the past three years, San Jose has failed to consistently track the more than $300 million spent to fight… Read more: San Jose failed to track $300 million in homelessness spending
- Mission Appoints First Black Woman Director In Its 157-Year HistoryThis article is by ATAVIA REED atavia@blockclubchi.org Atavia Reed is a reporter for Block Club Chicago, covering the Englewood, Auburn… Read more: Mission Appoints First Black Woman Director In Its 157-Year History
- Baltimore finalizes $18M deal to acquire hotels for long-term homeless housingBaltimore leaders approved an $18.4 million deal Wednesday to buy two downtown hotels to serve as emergency shelter for homeless… Read more: Baltimore finalizes $18M deal to acquire hotels for long-term homeless housing
- Baltimore strikes deal to buy 2 hotels to house homeless residents; search took nearly 3 yearsBaltimore is close to finalizing the purchase of two hotels to be used as housing for the city’s homeless residents,… Read more: Baltimore strikes deal to buy 2 hotels to house homeless residents; search took nearly 3 years
- Lincoln Square’s Diplomat Motel Will Reopen As Transitional Housing Facility Later This YearLINCOLN SQUARE — A Chicago-based nonprofit with experience in trauma-informed and culturally sensitive care will operate Lincoln Square’s transitional housing… Read more: Lincoln Square’s Diplomat Motel Will Reopen As Transitional Housing Facility Later This Year
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