Homeless
I visited a tiny home village for the homeless. Why aren’t there more of them?
Hope of the Valley pastor Ken Craft created The Arroyo Seco Tiny Home Village in Los Angeles to give homeless people a second chance.
We can end homelessness now
What it will take to solve LA’s homeless crisis
During the pandemic, the Lucerne Hotel was a true home
They have been evicted from the UWS hotel. But, as Jews, shouldn’t we embrace the stranger?
Black Lives Matter. Unless they’re homeless
You can’t say Black Lives Matter and let homelessness fester
In Boston, a Jewish agency tackles “shocking” poverty and homelessness
Tom is an MIT graduate who was homeless, living in a a tent in the woods, when the Jewish Family Service of Metrowest (JFS), reached out to help.
Are high rates of mental illness connected to a spike in anti-Semitic violence?
“There are people, some of whom have mental illness, who are vulnerable to influence by the trends that are occurring around them in society.”
Meet The ‘Accidental Bra Fairy,’ Providing Women In Need With A Different Kind Of Support
“It never dawned on me what it must be like to be homeless and have your period.”
She Discovered What The Homeless Lack Most: Socks.
“None of my friends had ever given directly to a homeless person. I wanted to change that.”
This Teen Who Helps Clothe the Homeless Will Warm Your Heart
To date, Warm Winters has engaged over 500 youth volunteers, who have provided more than 32,500 items of warm clothing, new socks and personal care products to our homeless community members across the United States, with an impact value of $900,000 so far.
British Battle Israel Boycott With Holiday Food Giveaway
More than 1,000 people in Great Britain donated food and other goods made in Israel to homeless shelters.