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The Office of the Vermont Attorney General has reached a $300,000 settlement with the owner of several hotels over security deposits owed to those receiving state vouchers.

The effort was part of the annual Point-in-Time census which aims to identify the number of unsheltered people in the region and emphasize the need for government funding.

Attorney General Charity Clark said the hotel operator unfairly withheld security deposits from more than 300 occupants involved in the hotel motel voucher program

The Medically Vulnerable People (MVP) Facility opened its doors to its first clients on Monday.

Cleveland County Rescue Mission recently opened transitional housing for men in Shelby and is working on housing for women.

Dégagé Ministries in Grand Rapids is starting a new housing program to help women experiencing chronic homelessness.

A new federal report shows homelessness rose from 2022 to 2023 in Texas, particularly amongst the state's veteran population.

Newark, N.J. is rolling out transitional homes made out of shipping containers as part of an effort to end to homelessness in the city, officials announced Monday.

KENNEWICK, Wash. - January is National Mentoring Month. This annual campaign raises awareness about the value of mentoring and how it can shape someones life. Two local mentors who have

“Every dollar given to these temporary shelters would be funds pulled from permanent homes,” said Jill Youmans, spokesperson for the City of Boise.