The City of Indianapolis and the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention (CHIP Indy) announced this week that the Streets to Home Indy initiative has successfully moved 114 people from ...

Indianapolis' Streets to Home Indy program has housed 114 people and closed three camps in six months of operation, a third ...

The city is moving forward with a controversial plan to build a homeless shelter on Arthur Kill Road in Richmond Valley, the ...

Sixteen homeless people who have been living in a Toms River motel for more than a year will get to stay through the end of ...

Streets to Home Indy, a new initiative in Indianapolis, aims to provide stable housing for 350 homeless individuals over three years, with wraparound services for support.

New SNAP eligibility rules could cut off access to job training programs in North Carolina, leaving many residents without pathways to stable employment.

The Bridges of Colorado program aims to aid defendants in lower-level criminal cases, to prevent unprovoked attacks like ...

Eventually bulldozers arrive to remove the encampments, often sweeping away their owners’ few possessions, advocates say.

The mayor's proposed spending plan cuts money for housing specialists who connect homeless teens to housing and services.

Wilson's proposal would fast-track shelter development and expand some sites, but some business owners worry about safety and ...

Indianapolis city leaders are expanding efforts to move people experiencing homelessness into housing. City leaders and ...