Posted on · Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is donating nearly $100 million to some two dozen charities as part of a nationwide campaign to end homelessness. The Salvation Army of Greater Houston and SEARCH Homeless Services are each getting $5 million.
Posted on · Volunteers provided cold weather supplies to people without shelter Tuesday night.
Posted on · The city, assisted by the Texas Department of Transportation and The Way Home, transported the homeless residents to shelters
Posted on · The Coalition for the Homeless has a plan to end homelessness in the Houston area by bringing everyone together.
Posted on · A year after the storm, we check in with recovery efforts for the homeless population in the Houston region.
Posted on · Officials say those new hours will be a huge benefit to people who depend on the library’s services
Posted on · Advocates say getting people off the streets and into permanent housing as quickly as possible is one of the best ways to keep people from becoming homeless again
Posted on · Advocates say they are not surprised
Posted on · The Wheeler homeless encampment has been labeled a public health nuisance
Posted on · Fo many who live on the streets, flu shots and a lot of other health resources aren’t easy to come by, so a program in Forth Worth is trying to help out with that.
Posted on · Two homeless men have been found dead amid freezing weather, and others have been treated for hypothermia. Houston police officers have been working to get homeless people to shelters as freezing temperatures continue.
Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: We learn about efforts to protect the homeless during freezing weather. We round up the latest political stories. And a medical expert answers your questions about getting a good night's sleep.
Posted on · City officials argue the tent cities and encampments, primarily under freeway overpasses, are hazardous to public health and safety
Posted on · The mayor demands funding from the state and federal governments to help Harvey victims who might end up living on the streets
Posted on · Metro’s board has voted to draft an agreement with the City of Houston that would allow for a temporary shelter. But not everyone is happy with the idea