Southern Indiana homeless shelter seeks funding from New Albany as client numbers rise

Southern Indiana homeless shelter seeks funding from New Albany as client numbers rise

Catalyst Rescue Mission in Jeffersonville (Aprile Rickert / LPM)A Southern Indiana homeless shelter is hoping New Albany will kick in funding to support its operations.Jim Moon, president at Catalyst Rescue Mission, asked the New Albany City Council for $50,000 annually at its most recent meeting. The request came after he presented information on shelter operations and cost, and explained how they help people from New Albany.In 2024, the Jeffer…