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In the Quad Cities, the demand for affordable housing is so high, but there aren't enough affordable and available homes for low income renters to move into.

Radio Iowa You are here: Home Campaigns underway in Davenport to combat homelessness, bring COVID relief Ending chronic homelessness is the goal of an experiment in the Quad Cities. By mid-summer, Humility Homes and Services plans to launch what it’s calling the Supportive Housing Pilot Project. Spokesman Ryan Bobst says the project will provide a range of services to ten people for the next three years. “These are generally individuals who have experienced chronic homelessness,” Bobst says. “They’ve got a history of arrests, typically for trespassing, and then they also have a beha...

Humility Homes and two area school districts plan to spend new "Transformation Grants" Humility Homes and Services in Davenport, plus the East Moline and United Township school districts, were announced as recipients of the grants on Wednesday. Credit: WQAD/Josh Lamberty Author: Josh Lamberty (WQAD) Updated: 5:50 PM CST January 14, 2021 DAVENPORT, Iowa — Humility Homes and Services in Davenport is planning how to use a $100,000 grant, which will offer more people a stable place to live. That grant came from the Quad Cities Community Foundation, as part of its...