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“I cannot stress enough the importance of stable housing… it shapes one’s future on this planet.”
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We'll go On the Record with Baltimore City's Chief Administrative Officer Faith Leach to talk about an $18M deal to acquire two downtown hotels for homeless housing.
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Leaders in Baltimore’s homelessness office have indicated in recent weeks that the city is nearing a deal to acquire one or more hotels.
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The Point-in-Time Count relies on volunteers to scour the city for people who are unsheltered which matters as a data point but this year it matters more than ever as the city leverages American Rescue Act Plan money.
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Baltimore City residents without permanent housing are most at risk in the coming days, the city has issued a winter shelter declaration offering transportation and extra beds, here’s how to offer a helping hand before heading indoors.
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Baltimore City leaders said they were negotiating with homeless residents under the Jones Falls Expressway for a week before police intervened.
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There are nearly two dozen locations across the city where homeless individuals set up tents and city leaders want to tackle sanitation issues in those neighborhoods.
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Perspectives from an advocate for housing for the homeless, a shelter for abused and addicted women, and a popular home rental company helping to house refugees.