D.C. homelessness
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Nearly Half of D.C. Homeless Population Vaccinated, City Says
D.C.'s health director says roughly half of the city's homeless population has received a coronavirus vaccination.
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Short-Term Family Housing Site Opens in D.C.’s Ward 1
The Terrell, a short-term housing site in Ward 1, is the latest family shelter to open in the District.
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HUD Awards D.C. Region $52M to Help Eradicate Homelessness
D.C. is among eight localities in the region set to receive roughly $53 million in federal funding to help eradicate…
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EDITORIAL: Who Needs Access to the Middle Class? The First Priority is a Home
The greatest gift — one which would change lives forever — would be eradicating the scourge of homelessness that plagues…
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D.C. Mayor Announces Annual ‘A Home for the Holidays’ Campaign
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser on Monday announced the launch of the District’s fourth annual "A Home for the Holidays" campaign,…
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D.C. Battles New Pandemic of Domestic Violence-Related Homelessness
Amid the economic, health and educational uncertainties caused by the coronavirus, an equally virulent pandemic co-exists: the increased instances of…
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D.C. to End Placement of Homeless Families At Quality Inn
The District plans to move the remaining 56 homeless families from the Quality Inn motel on New York Avenue by…
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‘Taste of Georgetown’ Touts Programs Helping D.C.’s Homeless
The 2019 "Taste of Georgetown," which benefits Georgetown Ministry Center's homeless-assistance programs, will be held Sunday from 11 a.m. to…
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Job Placement Heralded as Homelessness Prevention Tool
In the weeks leading up to their spring symposium, the staff at Friendship Place, a Northwest-based housing provider, wants to…
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D.C. Hits Milestone in Campaign to End Homelessness
The D.C. Department of Human Services said it has reached a milestone in its "A Home for the Holidays" campaign,…
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