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Homeless families face limits on shelter stays amid migrant influx

Massachusetts will begin limiting how long homeless families can stay in shelters as the state continues to grapple with an influx of homeless migrants.

Massachusetts places historic limit on families seeking homeless shelter

Massachusetts will enforce a time limit on stays in the state's emergency shelter system, reversing a 40-year-old "right to shelter" for families and pregnant women.

Community collaboration aids Sand Castle Shelter renovation

MICHIGAN CITY — The interior renovation project of Sand Castle Shelter for Homeless Families is moving forward according to schedule, thanks to community collaborators who helped Citizens Concerned for the

Frederick County Awards 33 Non-Profits $1.2-Million In Grants

LAUSD Opens Housing Complex to Combat Rising Student Homelessness

As homeless student numbers rise in LA Unified schools, a 26-unit housing complex for unhoused families was opened last month. It took five years for the project to be completed — a timeline that did not go unmentioned by representatives of the organizations involved. “Once we know better, we need to do better,” said LAUSD […]

Haitian migrants staying at Norton hotel find home in Taunton church — 2 even baptized

“We used to have more criminal activity at the hotel,” before it became a shelter, Norton's police chief told us. How many families stay there?

Pet Resource Center looks to help KC's homeless keep their pets

The Beacon of Hope program is designed to ensure pets living with homeless families have access to essential supplies.

Baton Rouge woman helps homeless, says the city needs more resources for community

BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) – Pam Wall has been volunteering in the city of Baton Rouge for decades. The current chair for the Capital Area Alliance for the Homeless has helped many people find shelter. Wall, now in her seventies, volunteered for the East Baton Rouge Parish Housing Authority for over 20 years before being […]

Room In The Inn works to open shelter for local Columbia homeless: 'By the grace of God'

Room In The Inn is working to establish a permanent shelter for homeless families off Mapleash Avenue, which will likely open by the spring or summer.

Homeless people died in the recent snowstorm. Memphians must extend our hearts and hands.

It is up to Memphians to do what we can to help the homeless. Even the simplest of outreach, such as the blessings bags, might turn a life around.