What can donors do to address the seemingly intractable problem of homelessness? Susan Thomas, president of the Melville Charitable Trust, joins Phil Buchanan and Grace Nicolette to discuss the ...

Homelessness is predicted to rise, while policies predicted to lower the homeless numbers only address part of the cause, ...

The root cause of homelessness is the widening gap between wages and housing costs. Many very low-income households are at risk of homelessness due to high housing costs. Homelessness often ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Hundreds of women and children are waiting for shelter space every day in the Cleveland area, and one of ...

Recent articles in the Santa Monica Daily Press have explored several aspects of homelessness in Santa Monica. At present, many of the efforts by governments and concerned citizens address the current ...

Advocates are raising alarm over a recently passed bill in the Louisiana House of Representatives that they say would ...

45 percent of Americans have observed increased homelessness in their communities, according to a new poll. Respondents said they expect elected officials at all levels of government to do more to ...

The executive order shifts focus from housing-first to institutionalizing homeless individuals with mental health and substance abuse issues. Critics argue the order fails to address root causes of ...

Homelessness is driven by structural factors like affordable housing shortages and income inequality, with individual vulnerabilities increasing personal risk. Health issues are both a cause and ...

PORT ANGELES — The issue of homelessness in Port Angeles has many factors, including lack of available housing, substance use disorder and mental health issues, the Port Angeles City Council was told.

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

Claudio Bono declares a new era for nonprofits: complete redo — one unified, privately funded model to deliver shelter, ...