This cross-sectional study examines the association of stress about eviction or the loss of housing with caregiver-reported depression, anxiety, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and behaviora...

Committee discusses creating a landlord contact list to aid those seeking rentals.

Cleveland's Pedal for Prizes event is set for May 17 while housing initiatives gain momentum.

Michael Spigler of the American Kidney Fund discussed a study of patients with end-stage kidney disease, who face the related challenges of food insecurity and housing instability.

This study examines rates of poverty, food insecurity, and housing instability among US health care workers.

AB 2766 would require campuses to prioritize housing for current and former foster youth and students experiencing homelessness and defer housing deposits until financial aid is disbursed; authors and student witnesses said the changes would reduce barriers to enrollment and persistence.

As the excitement builds for the holiday break, the energy in school buildings is often high. However, for some students, this extended time away from the routine safety, structure, and nourishment of school can bring profound anxiety, not joy, due to instability at home.In this crucial episode of Your Morning Boost, we dive into essential strategies for school leaders and educators to proactively identify and support their most vulnerable students. This week, your role is to be an anchor. Learn how to: - Amplify Communication and Visibility: Encourage staff to shift focus from finishing curriculum to genuinely connecting with students, as a simple, non-academic conversation can reveal much. - Implement Predictable Check-in Rituals: Discover the power of simple, predictable daily check-ins, which the Center for Trauma and Resilience in Education highlights as a significant predictor of perceived safety. - Boost Resource Referral Systems: Make sure your systems are working overtime. Compile a concise, easy-to-read list of community resources—food banks, mental health hotlines, shelters—to provide a safety net and a physical lifeline for students who need it most. - Facilitate the "Back to School" Conversation: Give students a future-focused purpose by clarifying their exact return date and giving them a low-stakes task, like drawing their favorite thing from the break, to look forward to. This episode emphasizes that intentional, compassionate leadership in the final days of the semester is the true boost some students need to navigate challenging times. Your school does more than just educate—it stabilizes, nurtures, and provides a reliable home base.Listen in to ensure every student feels seen, supported, and safe as they leave your care for the holidays.Find resources and support for educational leadership at http://awbeducation.org/ and learn about executive search services at http://grundmeyerleadersearch.com/.Tune in here: https://push.fm/fl/yourmorningboost

After extensive public comment and legal concerns, Troy City Council moved Ordinance O32-2026 (prohibiting habitation in vehicles) back to committee for further review, with a follow-up committee meeting tentatively set for Aug. 31 at 6 p.m.

A Florida Senate committee reported CS for SB 212 favorably after adopting a delete‑all amendment that narrows definitions and adds a 200‑foot restricted‑presence provision; survivors, researchers and advocacy groups urged rejection, saying residency bans do not reduce risk and worsen housing instability.

District staff presented the Families in Transition program (district implementation of the federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act), described rights and supports for qualifying students, and reported that 48 students had been identified so far in the school year (with three to four unaccompanied youth). Staff highlighted transportation, wa

Community officials emphasize collaboration to address housing issues and improve assistance programs.

Expecting mother urges council to prioritize safe, stable housing in new legislation for families.

A Youth Connections representative told Shelton City Council that the youth-focused nonprofit has secured more than $11 million in combined funding, including a CHIP grant and a $2 million award via Senator Murray's office, to remodel a 12‑unit transitional housing facility and community space.

Legislature establishes housing court commissioners to combat rising evictions and housing instability.

Task force forms to tackle housing instability with extensive representation and first meeting deadline.

Middletown City Council approves property use for level 2 recovery house transitional home

Researchers and staff summarized statewide engagement and interviews: departure patterns often stem from statutory complexity, housing instability and prosecutorial pragmatism; commissioners used the findings to question mandatory minimums and to consider moving some offenses between grids.

Mark Smith emphasizes resource coordination to combat homelessness during recent meeting in Broken Arrow.

City homelessness staff described the Point‑in‑Time (PIT) methodology, historical counts and volunteer needs. Staff reported 626 people were counted in Aurora in 2025 and said the unsheltered street count is organized by the city while shelter data is compiled by Metro Denver Homeless Initiative.

Advocate highlights the struggles of low-income residents and systemic housing issues in Mapleton.

Mayor forms committee to study housing issues and homelessness in Statesboro and Greater Bullock