Our Path Home works with community partners in Boise and Ada County to identify spaces that will welcome and provide a cool place for people experiencing homelessness during the warm summer months. Summer Cooling Resource Guide
Advocacy organizations are speaking out about the Supreme Court’s ruling that allows communities nationwide to ticket, fine and/or jail unhoused people for sleeping in public places — even when they have nowhere else to go. Use the links below to read their statements: NAEH video statement on Facebook NLIHC Statement on Supreme Court Ruling in…
The Supreme Court has ruled that ticketing, fining and jailing unhoused people for sleeping in public spaces–even if they have nowhere else to go–is not a violation of the eighth amendment. Read and watch local reaction to this controversial decision: Boise mayor opposes SCOTUS ruling, vows to support homeless housing initiatives (idahonews.com) KTVB news report…
On Friday, June 28, the Supreme Court sided with the city of Grants Pass, Oregon, allowing communities across America to ticket, fine and jail unhoused people for sleeping in public spaces–even if they have nowhere else to go. Click on the links below to read media coverage about this SCOTUS decision and its potential impacts:…