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Bend Opens Low Barrier Shelter The City of Bend and NeighborImpact have partnered to fund the re-opening of the former winter warming shelter as a low-barrier shelter for unhoused community members. The Shepherd’s House will operate the shelter, located at 275 NE Second Street. The shelter will open on June 1, 2021, and will run seven days a week from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. Case management and supportive services will be provided by the Project S.H.A.R.E. Program of Shepherd’s House and several other agencies to ensure collaboration and continuity of services for guests at the shelter. A low-ba...

Twenty-one transitional housing units, four vehicles for crisis care teams and new technology for mental health and addiction services will be funded using $5 million of the $25 million County-City Behavioral Health Impact Fund.

Fletcher approached San Diego about the idea to use settlement money from a legal dispute involving redevelopment money to fund the capital projects. All projects supported with the $25 million fund are to be concentrated in San Diego. "The Behavioral Health Impact Fund's investment into these first five projects will be transformational for some of our most vulnerable neighbors," Gloria said. "The projects we've announced today will provide hundreds of San Diegans with access to the housing and healthcare they need to find a steady footing and get their life back on track." Five different en...

City of Bend, NeighborImpact announce year-round, ‘low-barrier’ homeless shelter BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The city of Bend and NeighborImpact announced Monday they have partnered to fund the reopening of last winter's warming shelter as a year-round low-barrier shelter for unhoused community members. The Shepherd’s House Ministries will operate the 70-bed shelter, located at 275 NE Second Street. The shelter will open on Tuesday, June 1, and will run seven days a week from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. Case management and supportive services will be provided by the Project S.H.A.R.E. Program of Shephe...

Safe Parking Program Act headed to Congressional committee Tracy Lehr / NewsChannel 3-12 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. - During the past pandemic year, Julie Bowen called her car home.  Bowen said she was taking care of her sick mother before she died, and then she got sick and couldn't work anymore as a realtor. She lost her home of 22 years. Santa Barbara County's Safe Parking Program helped her. Bowen's story, and others like it, inspired Rep. Salud Carbajal to introduce the Naomi Schwartz Safe Parking Program Act named after the late supervisor who championed it. “When you consider the ...