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Sending Prodigals Home
The Journey Home program by the Good News Rescue Mission in Redding, California, assists individuals experiencing homelessness by reconnecting them with family and support systems across the country.
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Citygate Network Statement on the Grants Pass v. Johnson Supreme Court Ruling
In June 2024, SCOTUS ruled that Grants Pass can enforce anti-camping laws even when no shelter beds are available, stating this does not violate the Eighth Amendment. This ruling overturns lower courts and allows cities to penalize unsheltered individuals, prompting varied responses nationwide. The decision impacts over 650,000 homeless Americans, emphasizing the need for shelter beds, mental health services, and affordable housing.
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Remember the Three Ps of Housing
Ever wondered what makes a home feel truly livable? Charles F. Bloszies says it's all about the three Ps: Privacy, Possessions, and Pets. His team partnered with LifeMoves to create modular housing that provides safety, storage, and a sense of belonging. From tiny rooms with locking doors to dog-friendly spaces, these communities are designed to help people rebuild their lives, fast.
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The Best Anti-Poverty Program We Have
Each year, American taxpayers fund a fragmented and often confusing safety net system that spans more than 80 different federal programs at a cost of more than $1 trillion each year. While these programs provide important assistance to help those in poverty, they often fail in helping those same individuals move out of poverty.
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The Mental Price Construction Workers Pay
The high-pressure, physically demanding environment construction workers face takes a significant mental toll. A study revealed that 83% of these workers have experienced mental health conditions. Long hours, chronic pain, and extreme working conditions increase their risk of substance abuse and a suicide rate four times higher than the general population.
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