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As Macon's homeless population rises, this group is combating the issue in a unique way - Vimarsana News

As Macon's homeless population rises, this group is combating the issue in a unique way

River Edge Behavioral Health is taking steps to combat the rising homeless population in Macon.

Source: yahoo.com
Tiny cottages in Macon for the homeless hoping to be ready in May - Vimarsana News

Tiny cottages in Macon for the homeless hoping to be ready in May

River Edge Behavioral Health is building phase two of there permanent homes in East Macon for homeless people. They hope to have the ten homes completed in May 2024.

Source: 13wmaz.com
Nonprofits, governments team up to help people keep a roof overhead amid Georgia housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Nonprofits, governments team up to help people keep a roof overhead amid Georgia housing crisis

Housing insecurity is not just an Atlanta issue, but a problem across Georgia and many other areas of the country, increasing the need for partnerships between government and other entities to address it.

Source: gpb.org
Nonprofits, governments team up to help people keep a roof overhead amid Georgia housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Nonprofits, governments team up to help people keep a roof overhead amid Georgia housing crisis

Atlanta and Georgia affordable housing shortage puts more emphasis on public, private investments into apartments, homes in rental market.

Gov. Brian Kemp awards additional $30 million to address housing insecurity - Vimarsana News

Gov. Brian Kemp awards additional $30 million to address housing insecurity

ATLANTA – Gov. Brian Kemp announced Wednesday the award of $30 million in COVID relief funds to organizations working to address housing insecurity in Georgia. The funds will be distributed