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The annual point-in-time count gives lawmakers a snapshot of the number of residents without permanent shelter.

Mayor Don Grebien wants to expand the footprint of the shelter, or add a second level for more beds.

Seasonal migrant farmworkers in Montana and other people living unhoused have had to deal with the recent scorching temperatures without much relief.

Potential applicants are urged to begin the assessment process with the Coordinated Entry System to verify eligibility

Burlington, Vermont officials are assessing potential options to deal with an expected influx of homeless individuals as a state-level pandemic-era hotel-motel voucher program ends.

The pilot program's executive director is leaving amid systemic challenges

Latest news on homelessness in the US, a condition wherein people lack a fixed, regular residence. In 2020, it was estimated that half a million people were homeless

Portland, Oregon voters passed two affordable housing bonds to build thousands of units for low-income residents.

Hours before the homeless shelter inside the Cranston Street Armory is expected to close after five months in operation, the Rhode Island Department of Housing finally announced early Monday that it plans to fund various emergency shelter sites across the greater Providence area.

“Our concern is that our resources and manning are stretched thin already and more calls could lead to having additional personnel working,” Warwick Mayor Frank Picozzi said.