For someone living in a car, mechanical failure is more than an inconvenience. Research from Oakland and Seattle reveals how towing, repairs and parking rules can put a person’s last shelter at risk. Continue reading When Your Car Is Your Last Home, What Happens When It Breaks Down?
The average retired worker receives about $2,089 a month. A modest one-bedroom rental can consume most of it. The numbers behind America’s older renter insecurity. Continue reading Why Social Security Isn’t Enough to Keep Some Older Americans Housed
Behind America’s national homelessness figures lies a problem that is harder to see in small towns: people living in vehicles, remote locations and temporary accommodation. Continue reading America’s Hidden Homeless: Why Small Towns Struggle to Count People Without Housing