Volunteer groups unearthed nearly 80 propane tanks during a Seattle homeless encampment cleanup, with 20 said to still contain highly flammable propane.
A judge has denied a request by a group of homeless men and... allow homeless people to stay in encampments until a... It also said many spots offered to the homeless by the city were in...
A help-the-homeless organization yesterday filed a civil rights lawsuit charging a rival group deliberately tried to stop its program to help indigents get jobs. The charges surfaced in a suit filed in Manhattan Federal Court by the Doe Fund, a nonprofit organization that runs the Ready, Willing & Able program, which trains the homeless for basic-skills jobs. The Doe Fund asked a federal judge to bar the Coalition for the Homeless from attacking the job-training program as divisive to New York’s homeless population. The fund charges that in J ...
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Upcoming events (4+) ; PLUR: Food packing for homeless people around Seoul station ; Every Sunday we walk to feed the homeless around Seoul Station
A subsidiary company of the Katz Group is suing a local agency that provides services to the city's homeless population for breach of contract. Ice District Corporation, which is a part of...
The 13th annual PATH dinner and auction, set for Saturday, May 3 at Bethel Church, will raise money for operation of the winter shelter and transitional housing for homeless people in the community. Among the items being auctioned will be a dinner with Linda Watkins-Bennett, news anchor for Action News in Chico. The winner of the bid and a guest will go to dinner with Watkins-Bennett and her guest at Applebee’s in Red Bluff. Watkins-Bennett is a native Chicoan who brings an insider’s perspec...
a homeless engagement team member with the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, takes Michael Watson to a tiny-house village as a sanitation crew prepares to remove a homeless...
He’s been called “the outsider who accidentally solved chronic homelessness” by The Washington Post. His nonprofit, Pathways to Housing, has won international acclaim by asserting it has found the solution to the nearly impossible task of housing mentally ill homeless people. On Pathways’ website and in his LinkedIn bio, Sam Tsemberis lists his Ph.D. in psychology from NYU, conferences touting the success of Pathways’ methods and a 2016 award from the American Psychological Association...
because “homeless” was often being spat at him like a slur, he said. (Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times) There are Facebook groups for people who adore betta fish, for mushroom hunters...