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In South Dallas, a six-week initiative led by Housing Forward aimed to humanely close a homeless encampment beneath Interstate 45 by connecting residents with apartments, medical treatment, and vital documents.
May 25
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Bitfocus, the company behind the Clarity Human Services platform used widely in homelessness management information systems (HMIS), is highlighting opportunities for communities…
May 22
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Opportunity Zones, a federal program designed to encourage private investment in low-income communities by offering tax incentives to investors, have recently received significant…
May 22
Read originalAs summer approaches, people living in vehicles face serious and sometimes life-threatening heat risks.
May 22
Read originalFollowing the Supreme Court's landmark Grants Pass decision three years ago, which gave cities broader legal authority to enforce bans on homeless encampments, many local and…
May 21
Read originalStep Denver, a residential men's peer recovery program, has lowered its minimum age of entry from 21 to 18 in response to a surge in youth homelessness and addiction in Denver.
May 21
Read originalAcross the United States, states are passing laws aimed at loosening zoning and land-use regulations that have historically restricted the types and amounts of housing that can be…
May 20
Read originalRecent federal actions, including an executive order signed by President Trump on March 31, are placing new restrictions on mail-in voting that could make it significantly harder…
May 20
Read originalFamily and child homelessness is a growing but often overlooked crisis in the United States, with student homelessness rising sharply in recent years.
May 19
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Lancaster County Community Action Partnership (CAP), Pennsylvania's largest anti-poverty organization in the county, has used CaseWorthy as its central Homeless Management…
May 18
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has proposed changes to the Equal Access Rule (EAR), a regulation originally established in 2012 and updated in 2016…
May 18
Read originalA group of Chicago tenants who went on rent strike against their landlord found themselves in a difficult legal situation after settling their eviction cases.
May 18
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