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A locally built questionnaire replaces a decade-old national one, aiming to better identify who is most vulnerable to dying outside.
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As Tucson faces a declared housing emergency, local programs step up to meet urgent needs with compassion, creativity, and community care. -
The funds are administered by the Tucson Pima Collaboration To End Homelessness. -
The plan, a part of the Safe City Initiative, would set measurable targets for addressing public drug use and homelessness. -
The changes are planned to go into effect in April. -
Two bishops gave up their building to serve the homeless—no sermons, just support. -
FRESH (Food and Resources Expanded to Support Health) is a project at the University of Arizona providing medically tailored food boxes & educational support to food insecure individuals who have or are at risk of developing diet-related disease. -
We visit a piece of land near Santa Rita Park, on Tucson’s south side known as Camp Bravo, where homeless vets are sheltered, nourished and protected. -
Life on the street, without a home, can be cold, harsh and dangerous. The St. Francis Shelter housed at Sacred Heart Parish in midtown Tucson, offers hope and comfort to homeless people during winter months. -
Youth On Their Own, a Tucson non-profit group, is helping students attend classes and graduate from high school. -
Homeless women of all ages in Tucson find hope at Sister José Women’s Center
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