Asheville and Buncombe County will receive at least $5 million through Right at Home, a new national initiative to prevent ...

A record number of people are experiencing homelessness across the country. That’s according to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, which estimates an 18% increase between 2023 and 2024. With a ...

Lawmakers have called in recent days for an audit for the state’s homelessness spending. Roughly $24 billion of California ...

Phoenix and Oakland, California, emphasize prevention and permanent housing in updates to their strategic plans for tackling ...

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) announced that $14 million in grants will be given to assist Virginia residents in finding housing and to reduce homelessness.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has announced a $1 million award to the Little Tokyo Service Center to help expand homelessness prevention services. The funding will support low-income renters at risk ...

Life on the streets in Cape Town is shaped by poverty, unemployment, and fragile support systems, leaving many struggling to rebuild their lives.

Detroit’s new human services leaders Luke Shaefer and Benita Miller talk about how they’ll fight poverty and homelessness ...

The HomewardBound Shelter in Grand Junction permanently closed at the end of February, adding pressure to communities across the Western Slope that already have limited resources to serve people ...

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Efforts to reduce homelessness in Virginia received a $14 million boost today with 61 projects selected to support housing initiatives.

Gov. Spanberger is awarding $14M from the Virginia Housing Trust Fund to 61 projects statewide, backing rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing and innovative programs to reduce homelessness.