Win a Voucher! Greenville is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Southeast — a former textile mill town that reinvented itself as a tech and manufacturing hub, drawing significant corporate investment and population growth over the past two decades. That growth has come at a cost: housing prices have risen sharply while service industry … Read more
Win a Voucher! Fort Worth and Dallas share a metro area but run entirely separate homeless services systems — and that distinction matters if you’re trying to find help tonight. Fort Worth is Tarrant County’s seat; Dallas is in Dallas County. The organizations, CoC coordinators, TANF offices, and housing authorities on each side operate independently. … Read more
Win a Voucher! Colorado Springs is the second largest city in Colorado and home to five major military installations — Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force Base, Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station, and the Air Force Academy. That military presence shapes the city’s homeless population in a specific way: Colorado Springs has … Read more
Win a Voucher! Albuquerque has one of the most complex homeless populations in the Southwest — shaped by its position as New Mexico’s largest city, a large urban Native American population, a significant substance use crisis, and a housing market that has tightened sharply as remote workers relocated from coastal cities. Approximately 1,500 people experience … Read more
Win a Voucher! Louisville is Kentucky’s largest city and home to the majority of the state’s urban homeless population — approximately 1,200 people on any given night in Jefferson County. Louisville has invested significantly in its homeless services system over the past decade, including a well-developed rapid rehousing infrastructure and one of the more functional … Read more
Win a Voucher! Cincinnati sits at the corner of three states — Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana — and its homeless population reflects that geography. People experiencing homelessness in the Cincinnati metro cross state lines regularly, and the services available to them depend entirely on which side of the Ohio River they’re standing on. The city … Read more
Win a Voucher! Wisconsin has over 4,500 people experiencing homelessness on any given night, with Milwaukee accounting for the largest share. But homelessness in Wisconsin spans well beyond Milwaukee — Madison, Green Bay, Racine, Kenosha, and smaller cities all face significant housing instability, while rural northern Wisconsin counties have some of the least-resourced homeless service … Read more
Win a Voucher! Colorado has over 14,000 people experiencing homelessness on any given night — one of the highest rates per capita in the country. Denver accounts for the largest share, but Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, Pueblo, and resort communities like Aspen and Vail all face significant homelessness driven by a severe shortage of … Read more
Win a Voucher! St. Louis has one of the most complex homeless services landscapes in the Midwest — not because the city is especially large, but because of a governance quirk that shapes everything about how services work here: St. Louis City and St. Louis County are entirely separate jurisdictions. St. Louis is an independent … Read more
Win a Voucher! Kansas City straddles two states — Missouri and Kansas — and its homeless services system reflects that split geography in ways that matter practically if you’re trying to find a hotel voucher tonight. Where you are standing determines which system applies to you, which CoC coordinates your placement, and which government offices … Read more