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Shelterforce
Shelterforcepolicy

Everyone Supports Aging in Place. But Can We Actually Deliver It?

Across the United States, helping older adults remain in their own homes rather than moving to institutional care settings has become a widely shared policy priority.

Invisible Peopleadvocacy

Canadian Cab Driver Stocks Socks for Homeless Neighbors

Mark Engel Diaz, a taxi driver in Victoria, British Columbia, noticed the growing number of homeless residents in his city and began keeping brand new socks in his cab to hand out…

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Out of Reach

The National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) has released its 2026 'Out of Reach' report, an annual publication that calculates the hourly wage a worker must earn to afford a…

NAEH
NAEHpolicy

CEO Corner Week of 7/20/26: Conference Recap and Litigation Updates

CEO Corner Week of 7/20/26: Conference Recap and Litigation Updates

NYU Furman Centerresearch

The Bronx is Burning: Urban Disinvestment Effects of Fair Access to Insurance Requirements

In the 1960s, 26 states created Fair Access to Insurance Requirements (FAIR) plans to combat insurance redlining, a practice where insurers refused to cover properties in urban…

Shelterforce
Shelterforcepolicy

Housing for an Older America: From ‘Aging in Place’ to ‘Aging in Community’

A growing conversation in housing policy is reframing how communities support older adults as they age. Rather than focusing narrowly on helping individuals remain in their own…

National Network for Youth
National Network for Youthadvocacy

Statement from the National Network for Youth on HUD’s FY 2026 Funding Notices Impacting Youth

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has released two Notices of Funding Opportunity: the FY 2026 Continuum of Care (CoC) Competition and the Youth…

Invisible Peoplepolicy

Kansas Just Gave Renters a Fighting Chance Against Eviction

Kansas has enacted a statewide eviction mediation law, signed by Governor Laura Kelly in April and effective July 1, 2026, that requires landlords and tenants in eviction court to…

Chicago Coalition for the Homelessadvocacy

Block Club Chicago: How The Wildfire Smoke Is Impacting Unhoused People In Chicago

During a period of record-breaking poor air quality caused by Canadian wildfire smoke, Chicago's unhoused residents faced serious health risks with limited options for shelter.

Shelterforce
Shelterforceadvocacy

The Population Is Getting Older. Our Housing System Isn’t Ready.

As the U.S. population ages, the housing system faces growing pressure to meet the complex and overlapping needs of older adults.

CSHpolicy

RFP: CSH IT Systems Cybersecurity Audit & Systems Integration Review

The Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH), a national nonprofit and Community Development Financial Institution, is seeking proposals from qualified third-party firms to…

Invisible Peoplepolicy

Can Los Angeles Protect Homeless Residents Before the 2028 Olympics?

As Los Angeles prepares to host the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, city officials, homelessness service providers, and civil rights advocates are grappling with an unresolved…

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