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If you're unhoused and have dementia or cognitive impairments in Arizona, there's almost nowhere for you to go - Vimarsana News

If you're unhoused and have dementia or cognitive impairments in Arizona, there's almost nowhere for you to go

Coverage of aging is supported in part by AARP ArizonaThere’s a growing need for senior specific services among unhoused older adults. But places that can care for homeless individuals living with conditions like dementia or serious mental illness are practically non-existent. So, where do they go?

Source: kjzz.org
If you're unhoused and have dementia or serious mental illness, there's almost nowhere for you to go - Vimarsana News

If you're unhoused and have dementia or serious mental illness, there's almost nowhere for you to go

Coverage of aging is supported in part by AARP ArizonaThere’s a growing need for senior specific services among unhoused older adults. But places that can care for homeless individuals living with conditions like dementia or serious mental illness are practically non-existent. So, where do they go?

Source: kjzz.org
Chandler 'changes up' how it helps the homeless with community-funded program - Vimarsana News

Chandler 'changes up' how it helps the homeless with community-funded program

In Chandler, a community-funded program is growing as leaders ask residents to "change up" how they help the homeless.

Source: abc15.com
Chickens stir debate on city code enforcers - Vimarsana News

Chickens stir debate on city code enforcers

The City of Chandler is moving forward on a plan to allow up to five chicken hens in residential backyards.

Chandler discouraging panhandler support - Vimarsana News

Chandler discouraging panhandler support

A city official says Chandler residents are very willing to help when it comes to the growing homeless population, but that it might be doing more harm than good.