Good News About Housing

People, governments, and organizations are addressing housing insecurity, homelessness, and affordable housing

The study, published in JAMA last month, examined the relationship between homelessness and substance use.

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The low-barrier option gives people a safe place to stay in the face of a rising homelessness crisis.

After living through his own share of loss, Joshua Clark has created affordable homes to withstand future disasters.

The makeshift wall along the U.S.-Mexico border was created by former Arizona Governor Doug Ducey. Now, its pieces have been given a new life.

The Dunamis House provides shelter to 40 young people in college and trade schools facing homelessness.

The new model is being rolled out by the county’s Homeless Services Authority to help identify people most in need of help.

A $250,000 grant from the NFL team will help build the state’s first housing project for homeless veterans.

Shigeru Ban is a world-famous architect who uses his unique designs to help people in disaster zones.

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A single machine can make up to 8,000 bricks per day.

The homes will be part of Austin, Texas’s Community First! Village. When completed, the neighborhood will be home to an estimated 1,800 people.