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Operator selected for new homeless shelter near Vancouver Mall Published: March 5, 2021, 6:02am Share: Catholic Community Services of Western Washington has been selected to operate a noncongregate shelter near Vancouver Mall for people who are unhoused. The soon-to-be shelter was formerly a Howard Johnson hotel. The Vancouver Housing Authority acquired it in February to convert the property into a shelter, which will be called Bertha Cain Baugh Place. The selection, announced Wednesday, was ma...

Lee County commissioners want to use taxpayer money to find homeless people a place to stay while they wait for a permanent home. The goal is to make sure people on a waitlist for housing are not waiting on the street. Commissioners are thinking of building a facility for people on the rapid rehousing waiting […]

Credit Melorie Begay/KLCC News Eugene’s Homes for Good celebrated the grand opening of their latest development, the Commons on MLK on Thursday. The 51-unit four-story building is located steps from Lane County Behavioral Health, and it’s first floor is dedicated to supportive services. Not to mention it features trauma informed design elements throughout the property. Homes for Good Executive Director Jacob Fox said they expect full occupancy by May. “This building is really unique fran...

Nineteen organizations that aid Indianapolis homeless communities will funds to extend critical assistance. Author: WTHR.com staff Updated: 4:48 PM EST February 4, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS — The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has gifted the city of Indianapolis $7 million to support 19 programs that serve Hoosiers experiencing homelessness. The money is part of HUDs Continuum of Care grants. They go to groups providing assistance to the homeless pop...

Close In this Gazette file photo, the 2019 annual Point in Time survey of the homeless population in Colorado Springs included Kallie Cuttler providing information and talking about some of her challenges of being homeless in an area near Sand Creek. (Photo by Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette) JERILEE BENNETT, THE GAZETTE