COVID-related unemployment could cause about 600,000 people to become homeless over the next three years, according to a report from the Economic Roundtable.

Experts say the “housing first” model is an example of how to deal with housing insecurity for all Americans.

In Osceola County, many people are living in motels that offer limited facilities for long-term stays during a pandemic.

Maine homeless agencies are stockpiling food, opening temporary shelters and more to meet the need.

The pandemic has limited access to information about how to vote and what the issues are.

Data can tell us who is on welfare, but not what it’s like to to live in the system.

Homeless people are much more likely to contract COVID-19 — and to die from it — than the general population.

In California, most of the state’s 150,000 homeless people are living unsheltered, outside or in structures not meant for human habitation.

The goal is to reach out and help people before they lose their housing.

Workers connect qualifying callers with one-time emergency aid.