Sentences with phrase «getting into homelessness»

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The problem I'm facing now is that I want to invite him into my life more and more so my husband and I can help him get out of homelessness, but my husband is extremely weary.

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.

WHITE PLAINS, NY - In recognition of the county's successful efforts in addressing homelessness, Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino today announced that the Department of Social Services (DSS) has been awardeda $ 2.1 million federal grant to continue its efforts to get people out of shelters and into permanent housing.

Last month, junior housing minister Heather Wheeler got into a spot of bother after saying she had no idea why homelessness had soared in recent years.

A day after one of his aides got into a heated argument with a TV reporter over his refusal to take questions on homelessness, de Blasio insisted his administration had an open door policy with both the press and the public.

McVey said on Thursday: «This decision ensures that there are no unintended barriers to young people accessing housing on the basis of their age alone and getting into work, and is in line with the government's launch of the Homelessness Reduction Act and our commitment to eradicating rough sleeping by 2027.»

After coming into office in January 2014, the mayor said he got a chance to see which programs to address homelessness worked, and which didn't.

117 Grattan Street (117 Grattan Street, Bushwick): A longtime BOS hub, 117 Grattan has eight open studios this year, but be sure to stop by suite 217 to see Fanny Allié «s found object sculptures and conceptual investigations into homelessness and to get a close look at Etty Yaniv «s large - scale environmental sculptures.

Two young people, one who has graduated from college and one who is in the second year of a degree program, will share their tips for schools and service providers on how to identify youth who are experiencing homelessness, keep them engaged in and attending school, and work with them as true partners to get them to high school graduation and into (and through) post-secondary education.

Mom and her five children, ranging from 14 to 4 years old, have been through a lot over the years, including homelessness, severe abuse and trauma, but mom's courage and tenacity has got this family back on their feet and into a home of their very own.