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In Los Angeles, a homeless encampment that had developed into a close-knit community — with a shared kitchen, living spaces, and mutual support systems — was cleared by LAPD and Caltrans, giving residents just 30 minutes to gather their belongings.
Jun 17
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), under Secretary Scott Turner, has released the Fiscal Year 2026 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Notice of Funding…
Jun 17
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The White House's proposed FY 2027 budget would keep funding for HUD's Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program at roughly current levels, but it would not adjust for inflation.
Jun 17
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Homelessness in Western New York has reached its highest level since tracking began in 2005, with the 2026 Point-in-Time Count recording 2,188 people experiencing homelessness…
Jun 17
Read originalThe National Human Services Data Consortium invites CoC and HMIS professionals to its one-day Summer Virtual Institute on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
Jun 17
Read originalAffordable housing providers across the country are facing an increasingly difficult challenge: they are being asked to support tenants with complex mental health, substance use,…
Jun 16
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A zero-interest microloan program called ZiM, developed by a Santa Clara University business professor, is providing small loans to unhoused people in the Santa Clara area who run…
Jun 16
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CaseWorthy, Inc., a software company that builds case and program management platforms for nonprofits and government human services organizations, has received a majority growth…
Jun 16
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Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has signed HB 211, a sweeping anti-homelessness law that criminalizes sleeping outdoors and imposes fines, jail sentences, forced treatment, and…
Jun 15
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A new report from WestEd and UCLA's Center for the Transformation of Schools challenges the common assumption that homeless and highly mobile youth are 'service-resistant.'…
Jun 15
Read originalAs Atlanta prepares to host World Cup matches, homelessness advocates are raising alarms that the city may repeat a troubling pattern of arresting and displacing homeless…
Jun 12
Read originalWhen encountering a homeless person in distress, many people's first instinct is to call 911, but this can often make the situation worse.
Jun 12
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