LEAF Project provides hope, support for Richmonders facing homelessness

New transitional housing project sees Montreal shelter partner with private landlords

The Welcome Hall Mission’s new initiative includes spaces for 50 people to spend up to three months as they search for more permanent housing solutions.

LEAF Project provides hope, support for Richmonders facing homelessness

RICHMOND, Va. The LEAF Project is providing a lifeline for individuals experiencing homelessness in Richmond through transitional housing and essential resources. Launched in September 2024, the program aims to assist those facing chronic and sudden homelessness by offering supportive services and a safe place to call home."It's a transitional housing program where we provide supports to individuals who experience any level of chronic homelessne…

Montreal inaugurates 50 studios to help people come out of homelessness

The Welcome Hall Mission officially opened a 50-studio transition housing program near Montreal’s Village to help people come out of homelessness.

City engages over 10 000 times with homeless since 2024

The City has reported an impressive tally of over 10 000 engagements with individuals living on the streets since July 2024, showcasing a significant commitment to practical solutions for people without homes, Cape {town} Etc reports. The work of the Street People Programme Unit has resulted in 1 053 shelter placements, 22 successful family reunifications and access to substance abuse treatment for 144 individuals, offering rays of hope in an of…

City records more than 10, 000 engagements with rough sleepers since July

The City of Cape Town has recorded more than 10,000 engagements with rough sleepers since July. The draft budget for the new financial year includes increased funding for Safe Spaces and intervention programmes.   More than 10,000 engagements with rough sleepers   The Street People Programme Unit within the Community, Arts & Culture Development Department (CACD) is at the forefront of the City’s efforts to help persons off the street – they faci…

By Alexandre Morin The City of Quebec has announced the installation of four accommodation modules on a plot adjacent to Parc-O-Bus D的Estimauville, on Boulevard Sainte-Anne. These modules will accommodate people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Three of them will each include two complete studios, for a total of six individual studios. The fourth will serve as a common space.