Homelessness

The decision comes almost two years after a local nonprofit had been granted a variance to build the center, which would have provided meals and other help for struggling young people.

This year, the city of Cleveland worked with partners for "‘A Home for Every Neighbor" initiative to increase resources and support for those experiencing homelessness.

The nonprofit behind the drop-in center says the facility would already be operational if not for legal challenges from neighbors.

The Homeless Stand Down event provides services and resources to people experiencing homelessness in Cleveland. The one-day event is April 20, 2024, at Cleveland Public Auditorium.

Some of Cleveland's unhoused population discuss why they feel safer on the street than in shelters — even in extreme cold.

The Summit County Continuum of Care is looking for 100 volunteers in January to help gather data on those experiencing homelessness.

The City Mission, the nonprofit that runs Laura’s Home, says it’s the first “transitional housing” project of its kind in the city.

The residents union gave the Western Reserve Land Conservancy at 5000 signature petition Tuesday asking that they keep residents on the property.

A proposed drop-in center that would offer resources for youth experiencing homelessness has residents in disagreement.

A conflict has been brewing over the last year over the location of a drop-in shelter for youth experiencing homelessness in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood, pitting some neighbors against each other.