homelessness

In an effort to help end homelessness in Delaware, Gov. Matt Meyer signs an Executive Order.

The public hearing saw 39 attendees in favor of County Council approving a conditional use permit. No attendees attended in opposition.

The site director said Sussex County expedited the process, but it's still going to take two months to be heard at a council meeting.

The center will be on the same grounds as Springboard Delaware's pallet village.

The program is supposed to address community concerns and provide resources to people experiencing homelessness or mental health issues. It employs arrests and community conversations.

As long as the 28 residents abide by the Camp Tharros' rules, they will be admitted into Code Purple's winter shelters Dec. 1.

Grants supporting students experiencing homelessness go to 14 school districts or charter schools in Delaware.

State Rep. Sophie Philips’ two bills would add “housing status” as a protected characteristic in Delaware Code.

The Delaware State Housing Authority and Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh announce just over $1 million in grants for homeless services in the First State.

A homeless shelter village could soon be built in one Sussex County town.