Indy's Streets to Home: Ending Homelessness by 2028
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Indianapolis Streets to Home Indy initiative, launched last summer, is making strides in ending chronic homelessness by 2028. The program, run by the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention, has already housed 114 individuals, with a focus on those living on the streets. The first phase aims to house 300-350 individuals through public-private partnerships, offering housing and support services for up to a year. The initiative has cleared three street encampments and is just shy of its $8.1 million goal for phase one. However, a new state law could criminalize public camping, prompting leaders to house as many as possible beforehand.
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