Homelessness News

A rally was held outside Saskatoon's city hall to call for action on forced displacement of unhoused people, following ongoing discrepancies between the unhouse

In Austin, Texas, a chance encounter between Indiana University alumni Jasper Steinmetz and former IU football star Sampson James, who was experiencing homeless

Prime Minister Andy Burnham participated in the Great North Run, completing it in just under two hours to raise money for the homelessness charity Changing Live

Andy Burnham stated that ending rough sleeping is a complex issue beyond just housing, aiming to get people off the streets by Christmas despite the significant

The New South Wales government paid for a homeless man in Wagga Wagga to be sent back to New Zealand instead of offering him temporary accommodation, as part of

Hounslow Council has apologized after errors in a housing application left a disabled person and another individual homeless for over a year.

A new report indicates that homelessness in Ontario has increased by over 23% in four years to more than 76,000 people, while the province is projected to reduc

Five homeless individuals in Perth's southern suburbs have been given a two-day deadline to vacate their camp, leading to significant backlash on social media.

A volunteer group at the Pepsi Park encampment is seeking public support, emphasizing that even small donations can help build infrastructure, and is also advoc

Business owners in Regina are reporting negative impacts from a growing tent encampment in Pepsi Park, which now houses 150 people, despite the city's shift to

The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) must now compete with other applicants for key federally-mandated functions, potentially leading to a restru

Thousands of affordable housing units in US cities remain vacant despite severe housing shortages and high rental costs for the poorest renters. Many subsidized

First Nations families in rural Queensland face eviction as the Mount Isa city council plans to auction off 24 homes to recover nearly $1 million in unpaid rate

Austin has constructed significantly fewer low-income homes compared to middle-class housing, with many affordable units remaining vacant because the poorest re

A 68-year-old retired Briton became homeless in Thailand after losing his savings to a romance scam orchestrated by a cyber predator posing as a US woman.

Winnipeg's Standing Policy Committee will review a report next week detailing the city's response to homelessness and encampment guidelines, as fewer people are

A month after an estimated 80,000 Moroccans and other migrants surged into Ceuta, thousands of children remain stranded on the streets. Ikram, 17, who traveled

Rep. Tim Burchett has requested Bass to testify before Congress regarding concerns about waste and fraud in Los Angeles's use of federal funds for homelessness

A new study suggests that nearly 6,000 homeless people could be displaced by the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, prompting researchers to call for immediate gover

A spending watchdog has urged for improved leadership within Glasgow City Council, citing a challenging financial situation with a £110 million budget gap and p

Advocates argue that aggressive clearing of homeless encampments by cities, following a Supreme Court ruling two years ago, has exacerbated problems for homeles

Members of Halifax's legal community are criticizing the Nova Scotia government's decision to exclude individuals living in tents from receiving higher income a

Aisling Dekker and her two children became homeless and entered emergency accommodation after her HAP tenancy unexpectedly fell through.

A homeowner in Rutland has cut down trees on his property to deter homeless individuals from using his yard for shelter, storage, and drug use.