Chicago’s attempt to address homelessness with housing and services instead of punitive measures offers hope for reform.

The Trump administration’s attempt to halt federal funding caused panic among homeless service providers and nonprofits.

Conflicting definitions of homelessness between HUD and school districts leave millions of homeless children uncounted, ...

Lawsuits and ordinances force homeless service providers to divert resources from helping homeless people to defending their ...

As long winters bring freezing temperatures, inadequate shelter policies leave homeless people vulnerable to preventable, ...

Well Rooted, a Philadelphia nonprofit, helps foster youths avoid homelessness by providing critical support, community ...

England’s historic £1 billion investment in homelessness prevention could offer real solutions—but only if the money goes ...

Shelter closures across the U.S., driven by budget cuts, zoning issues, and community resistance, are worsening the growing ...

When landlords neglect essential repairs, vulnerable tenants are left to endure unsafe conditions, often forcing them back ...

An exploration of how encampment sweeps, homelessness, and emergencies taught one person to live lighter and prepare for life’s unpredictability.

Trump’s campaign promises on homelessness lean heavily on fearmongering, xenophobia, and punitive measures that threaten to worsen the crisis rather than solve it. In yet another campaign riddled with ...

Marrisa and her four children live in Union Rescue Mission, a large homeless shelter in Skid Row. Marrisa was abused growing up and went into foster care at age 15. She now works three part-time jobs ...