Colorado Springs Nonprofit, Developer To Build Apartment Complex For The Homeless
Construction on the project is slated to begin in 2017, with completion expected in mid-2018.
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Homelessness
How Aurora's New Homelessness Director Hopes To Make A Difference
Read moreAurora, the third-largest city in Colorado, estimates that it has between 500 to 1,000 homeless individuals.
Denver To Buy Building To Replace Overflow Homeless Shelter
The new site is closer to the city’s main shelter, the Denver Rescue Mission downtown.Read more
Lawsuit Slams Denver For 'Outrageous Treatment' Of Homeless
Read moreThe constitutional rights of thousands of homeless people were violated when police and other city workers cleared camps, a lawsuit claims.
Push Is On To Register Colorado's Homeless Population To Vote
Read moreSecretary of State Wayne Williams was among those Tuesday who launched a voter registration event for the homeless.
Safety Concerns On Denver's 16th Street Mall Lead To More Security Guards
Read moreNew security guards are being welcomed by many in the business community. But advocates for the homeless say they are concerned.
Fort Collins Stands By Urban Camping Ban
Some City Council members said it would be better to leave the ban alone and instead focus on reducing homelessness.Read more
Drawn To Colorado By Marijuana, Some End Up Homeless
Read moreA report in the International Business Times finds a spike in homelessness as people come to Colorado to consume and to work in the industry
Aurora Uses Pot Sales Tax Revenue To Help Homeless
Among the projects receiving money is the Colfax Community Network, which educates low-income families.Read moreDenver and Portland Try Different Homeless Strategies, Cutting Conflict In Divorce, Spring Gardening Tips
Read moreDenver officials cleared homeless residents from a downtown camp last month but tensions remain. In Portland, Oregon, new rules allow the homeless to sleep and set up tents in certain places. Also, a Denver nonprofit seeks to reduce conflict between divorcing parents and ease emotional turmoil for their children. Then, spring gardening tips and trends.
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