News & Updates
Policy updates, research findings, and field news from across the country.
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Chicago Public Schools has updated its policy for serving students experiencing homelessness for the first time in a decade, following unanimous approval by the Chicago School Board.
Aug 28
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The Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) concluded its annual Supportive Housing Week, a national initiative held primarily August 24-28, 2027, during which federal lawmakers…
Aug 28
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A federal judge in Massachusetts has blocked the Department of Housing and Urban Development from overhauling its Fair Housing Initiatives Program in ways that would have stripped…
Aug 28
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A homelessness policy analysis argues that the prevailing approach to ending homelessness is built on a flawed premise.
Aug 28
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For decades, a nationwide network of more than 4,000 HUD-certified housing counselors has provided critical support to families, renters, and homebuyers navigating financial…
Aug 27
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Kaua'i's only public emergency homeless shelter, Mana'olana Emergency Homeless Shelter, is undergoing an $18 million expansion and renovation project that will nearly triple its…
Aug 27
Read originalIntentional intergenerational communities are a housing model designed to bring together residents of different age groups under one roof or within a shared development.
Aug 26
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Rough sleeping in England has increased by 171% since 2010, leaving many people like Peter, a Manchester resident, to navigate life on the streets after unexpected circumstances…
Aug 26
Read originalCatholic Charities USA (CCUSA) has named Pam Mortensen, Director of Family Development Services at Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio, as the recipient of the 2026 Bishop Joseph…
Aug 25
Read originalA $225 million fund backed by local business leaders in the Charlotte, North Carolina metro area is working to expand access to affordable housing by acquiring and rehabilitating…
Aug 25
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Father Joe's Villages in San Diego runs a weekly creative writing workshop for people experiencing homelessness, offering participants a space to write poetry, short stories,…
Aug 25
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Las Vegas and Clark County, Nevada are experiencing a significant rise in homelessness, with nearly 8,900 people now living in encampments, shelters, or temporary housing, a 12%…
Aug 24
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