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Surviving while homeless in oregon looks very different depending on where you live.in rural parts of the state help is hard to come by, many counties have no s

This Friday, CHA Cares is hosting their annual outreach for the homeless and unhoused event at the Fraternal Order of Eagles.

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Point in Time Count, the annual count of people experiencing homelessness in Oklahoma City, will take place on Thursday, January 25. The project “will provide another

The PIT count seeks to provide a better estimate of how many people are living outside in the Sacramento region on any given night.

Those on hand for a free community meal at Hope & Coffee in Tamaqua Wednesday evening were treated to plates heaped with spaghetti and topped with a mound of meatballs. And while there, they could...

Homelessness is a widespread issue in the region that needs to be addressed. Fully aware of the dilemma, Carbon County’s annual “Unsheltered Homeless” Point-in-Time Count was held on Wednesday. The Ca...

SPOKANE, Wash. - Groups of volunteers will be canvassing the streets of Spokane County this week as part of the Point in Time Count, which seeks to provide an accurate

Finding solutions for housing in Nevada County for individuals of varying income levels was a topic of conversation at the Board of Supervisors workshop last week.

Since starting his new position Jan. 16, Tuesday marked the first time that new state Homeless Coordinator John Mizuno joined in the nationwide census of homeless people, known as the annual Point in Time Count.

An unhoused senior is battling stage four cancer alone in San Luis Obispo. Her community, along with Prado Shelter in SLO, are rallying with her to help her get to a tiny home.