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Author of the article: Kathleen Smith Publishing date: May 20, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  According to a report from Social and Property Services presented at the May 19 county council meeting, local social housing waitlists continue to grow longer. In 2018, a county-led enumeration project indicated at that time that Huron County had at least 100 homeless individuals. Submitted jpg, CN Article content Under provincial directive, since 2013 the county has been following a long-term plan to address homelessness. Updates are made each year to the Long-term Affo...

Under provincial directive, since 2013 the county has been following a long-term plan to address homelessness. Updates are made each year to the Long-term…

Author of the article: Kathleen Smith Publishing date: May 20, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  According to a report from Social and Property Services presented at the May 19 county council meeting, local social housing waitlists continue to grow longer. In 2018, a county-led enumeration project indicated at that time that Huron County had at least 100 homeless individuals. Submitted jpg, GS Article content Under provincial directive, since 2013 the county has been following a long-term plan to address homelessness. Updates are made each year to the Long-term Affo...

The Record The discussion on the issue of homelessness increased significantly after the 2009 Great Recession when a 10-year plan to end homelessness in San Joaquin County was prepared.   But, despite the investment of millions of dollars, there has yet to be any quantifiable impact, outcome or progress toward addressing homelessness.  Fast-forward from 2009 to 2015, the newly formed San Joaquin County Homelessness Task Force drafts a 10–year plan to end homelessness update. In 2016, a grand jury report on homelessness was released, along with a second Grand Jury Report in...

The Montpelier Bridge Shawn Hildreth. Photo by Johannes Otter The following article is an edited version of a paid advertorial that appears in the April 28 printed issue of The Bridge: The Montpelier Homelessness Task Force has been working hard to bring health and cohesion to our community through engaged efforts at problem solving amongst a remarkable network of mutual care. This network involves downtown merchants, city leaders, service providers, members of faith communities, dedicated volunteers and of course, those experiencing homelessness. What is remarkable is how many fo...