Good News About Housing

People, governments, and organizations are addressing housing insecurity, homelessness, and affordable housing

The Harris Community Village has 66 permanent supportive housing units and 44 emergency shelter beds — but it was once an elementary school.

The interior of the Iglou emergency shelter is 18 degrees warmer than outside temperatures.

Here, community members can find afterschool programs, career development, and health and wellness resources.

In an effort to retain its educators, Charlotte schools are planning on building housing and offering below market-rate rentals.

The facility will have 24-hour on-site supportive services.

The project is being built in an area with the highest eviction rate in Arizona.

The city has reached an exciting milestone in its All In Mile High initiative, led by Mayor Mike Johnston.

The units are available to rent month-to-month, with all utility fees included.

The innovative design enables veterans to connect with their peers and access vital support systems.

The coats are manufactured by a team of people who have histories of homelessness.

With a number of “prefab temporary housing” communities across California, nonprofit DignityMoves continues to scale this solution.

The Hilda L. Solis Care First Village was named after the County Supervisor who initiated the site’s pivot to housing instead of incarceration.