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Los Angeles Homeless Build $100 Wooden Houses as Part of Emerging Micro-Communities
Osvaldo, a 38-year-old man living in the Fashion District of Los Angeles, has built a small, painted house for about $100. Inside, he keeps a bed, television, and...

Parolee Charged with Manslaughter After Setting Fire to Homeless Shelter in Upstate New York
A man recently released on parole is suspected of intentionally setting fire to a motor hotel that also serves as a homeless shelter in Upstate New York, resulting...

Jefferson City Council rejects rezoning request for homeless shelter relocation
The Jefferson City Council recently rejected a rezoning request that would have allowed the homeless shelter Jefferson City Room at the Inn to relocate to a new location....

New Cedar Rapids Housing Project Targets 85 Chronically Homeless Individuals
A new housing project in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, called “The Commons on 16th,” is set to provide homes for 85 people currently living on the streets. The initiative,...

Consuelo’s Place Emergency Homeless Shelter Announces Nonprofit Status, Hosts July 1 Community Celebration
Consuelo’s Place Emergency Homeless Shelter has officially received its 501(c)(3) nonprofit designation from the Internal Revenue Service, marking a significant milestone in its mission to offer safe, dignified...

Florida Nonprofit Receives $600,000 Grant to Expand Supportive Housing for Homeless Individuals
Second Heart Homes, a Sarasota nonprofit, has received a $600,000 grant to expand its supportive housing efforts for people experiencing homelessness, particularly those living with mental illnesses. The...

New Pilot Program Offers Bridge Housing for 85 Homeless Individuals in Cedar Rapids
The Commons on 16th, a new pilot program in Cedar Rapids, represents a significant step toward addressing homelessness through a unique approach known as “bridge housing.” Located at...

Homeless population in New York City reaches 5,000 on streets, setting 10-year high
The number of homeless individuals in New York City has reached a ten-year high, with over 5,000 people living on the streets, subways, or parks. According to the...

BSA Postpones Public Hearing for 86th Street Homeless Shelter Project Due to Pending Permits
The 86th Street homeless shelter project in Brooklyn has encountered a significant delay as the New York City Department of Buildings and Appeals (BSA) has postponed a public...

Pallet, a company providing modular shelters for homeless individuals, announces closure in September 2026 after nine years of operation.
Amy and Brady King, a couple from Washington, founded Pallet in 2017 with the goal of providing modular shelters for people experiencing homelessness. Their company aimed to offer...