Recent Good News

The low-barrier community will provide shelter to residents for up to 24 months as they work to maintain sobriety.

Ranger Amanda Barrows leads a detail across 220 parks in San Francisco to help homeless people get the help they need.

Lianne Kirkman, the founder of The Esther Project, slept on the streets for 10 nights in 10 different cities.

The colorful campus isn’t just aesthetically pleasing — its vibrant design has a purpose.

Emergency shelters can take hours, or days, to construct. This foldable origami-inspired shelter can be set up in a matter of minutes.

Scientists have for the first time in 185 years confirmed the presence of the Asian small-clawed otter in Nepal, thrilling conservationists and researchers looking for clues to its existence here.

The building, with “Statue of Liberty views,” will house low-income residents and formerly incarcerated individuals.

Food grown by Village Hydroponics is distributed among Nepali, Somali, Iraqi, Congolese, and Burundi communities.

Glitter-coated parade horses were once sent to slaughter after Mardi Gras. Now the homeless horses are getting a second chance thanks to the Humane Society.

A growing app shows you the backstories and “lore” of your local neighbors who are unhoused and informs you of their biggest needs.