Sentences with phrase «by housing the homeless»

The de Blasio administration's take on the program is that a number of landlords have made a lot of money by housing the homeless, as the city pays more than market - rate for these units.

To hear the de Blasio administration tell it, several landlords have gotten rich by housing the homeless, as the city often pays far more than market rate.

Not exact matches

Covenant House New York is not only respected for providing loving care and vital services to homeless and abandoned youths, they also help transform the lives of these young kids by setting them on a path towards achieving success.

Knowing many of Perth's homeless people by name, Kris Halliday, along with state Member for Perth Eleni Evangel, is championing a new housing model.

Commentary by Kevin Ryan, president of Covenant House International, the largest charity in the Americas serving homeless, runaway and trafficked young people.

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Proposals to build free or low - cost homeless housing said to be «stalled» by the province.

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Covenant House invites anyone to experience what it's like, while raising awareness and support for homeless youth through an inspired program called Sleep Out America (#SleepOutAmerica) where for one night, you can make a difference for homeless youth in your area by raising funds and sleeping outside in solidarity.

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Investors can directly fund affordable housing projects for lower - income families and the homeless, by purchasing sustainable and green bonds.

The national housing strategy released by the Liberals this week did include a specific recognition that «veteran homelessness is unacceptable,» and that «one homeless veteran is one too many.»

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Posted by Edgardo Sepulveda under homeless, housing, income distribution, inequality, Ontario, regulation, Toronto.

Housing First, as defined by the federal government, involves «moving primarily individuals who are chronically or episodically homeless from the streets or homeless shelters directly into permanent hHousing First, as defined by the federal government, involves «moving primarily individuals who are chronically or episodically homeless from the streets or homeless shelters directly into permanent housinghousing.

-- «California's housing crisis is so bad, families are squatting abandoned homes just to survive,» by Mother Jones» Bryan Schatz: T» he right to adequate housing — not just four walls and a roof, but «a safe and secure home and community in which to live in peace and dignity» — is decreed by the United Nations, but you wouldn't know it by looking around California, where nearly a quarter of the nation's homeless people live... In Oakland, where buyers routinely offer hundreds of thousands of dollars over asking prices, there are nearly four vacant properties for every homeless person.

Vacant houses are frequently burned down by homeless and «just because» and fire knows no boundaries.

I believe that its important to see inner wisdom and the council of friends and wise and knowledgeable people... but God, if he / she exists created us — right... oh yes w / brains... we should be honoring that by using them... I can imagine if God exists every day he is saying to himself / herself «why do people keep asking me for things I have not control over, or really could care less about (people are asking for a new shinny house to replace their perfectly fine house while millions are homeless around the world, hungry, sick, etc.)... why are they not using the gifts and skills they have».

My own father, a person of the highest moral character and integrity was accused of being shady by my abuser because he tried to find us alternative housing when my abuser (although court ordered to pay the mortgage) willfully and vindictively drove it into foreclosure and the kids and I homeless, while he went off and bought he and his spiritual wife a new home.

If a Teenage child runs away because they don't like the just rules laid down by their parents for the house, and this same teen finds themselves hungry, homeless and alone, is it the parents fault, or could you say the parents «condemned» that teen to hunger and homelessness?

Long - term housing for homeless women and their children is also a critical need, one often ignored by churches» outreach missions because the homeless men on the streets of downtown areas are more visible.

Its full - time professional staff, helped out by a steady stream of volunteers, puts out 5,000 meals a day, which are sent to homeless shelters, schools, half - way houses and other nonprofits in the area.

Mark and Solomon Lazar, the sons of Joseph Lazar, a former political ally of NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, have been double - dipping off their nonprofit that provides housing to the city's homeless, even as their clients suffered poor service and have been blindsided by eviction notices.

The designation by the US Interagency Council on Homelessness means the city has the services in place to quickly get long - term homeless veterans with disabilities into permanent housing.

Some Homeless advocates are dismayed by what they say is Governor Cuomo's failure at the end of the legislative session to follow through with promises to fund five years worth of new supportive housing and other services for the hHomeless advocates are dismayed by what they say is Governor Cuomo's failure at the end of the legislative session to follow through with promises to fund five years worth of new supportive housing and other services for the homelesshomeless.

Housing, hundreds of thousands of Americans are homeless by foreclosure, and immigrants are buying up the foreclosures in America, say something about it.

Initially, critics feared Utah would lose tons of money by giving the homeless permanent housing, and that doing so would just «incentivize mooching,» as Minhaj put it.

The 115 - unit housing project, operated by Concern for Independent Living, includes supportive services for homeless adults with psychiatric disabilities, along with affordable housing for -LSB-...]

The new tax — dubbed the «Amazon Tax» by locals — will fund affordable housing and homeless services in a city whose economic boom, driven in no small part by Amazon, has priced many residents out of the area and forced some onto the streets.»

City taxpayers shelled out a record $ 648,000 to house the homeless in hotels for just one night last year, according to an alarming new report obtained by The Post.

Since the Patriot Housing Initiative was launched in August of 2013 with the goal of ending homelessness among veterans by the end of 2015, permanent housing has been secured for over 300 previously homeless veHousing Initiative was launched in August of 2013 with the goal of ending homelessness among veterans by the end of 2015, permanent housing has been secured for over 300 previously homeless vehousing has been secured for over 300 previously homeless veterans.

City officials said Thursday that New York is on course to house all of its homeless veterans by the end of this year.

The reason for this is simple — Jay has been a political opportunist since he entered office and isn't viewed as trustworthy or dependable by his fellow legislators,» Mr. Kelly said, referring to Mr. Schneiderman's pet causes: ensuring that countywide sales tax revenue for public safety is distributed evenly to eastern Suffolk, and spreading the burden of housing homeless sex offenders to communities outside his district.

The project is sponsored by Housing Visions.It is partnering with the YWCA of Niagara to provide 13 units, and support services, to formerly homeless women and their children.