Record-breaking year for CATCH as it houses 217 Idaho families, including 150 children, amid soaring demand. Watch video Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:States, Biden administration push efforts to aid renters, keep people housedNextNext post:Avenues for Hope resultsMore articlesThe Boise Solution: How Idaho’s capital city tackles homelessness and crimeNovember 18, 2024‘Not just a statistic’: City of Boise, Idaho Housing and Finance Association awarded $7 million to combat teen homelessnessNovember 6, 2024City of Boise opens fair housing public surveyOctober 28, 2024The Franklin: Boise’s first affordable housing land trust projectOctober 28, 2024Idaho Supreme Court hears arguments in lawsuit over Interfaith Sanctuary’s relocationOctober 18, 2024‘It’s terrifying’: Evictions in Ada Co. spike, with nearly a quarter of filings come from two landlordsOctober 4, 2024
‘Not just a statistic’: City of Boise, Idaho Housing and Finance Association awarded $7 million to combat teen homelessnessNovember 6, 2024
Idaho Supreme Court hears arguments in lawsuit over Interfaith Sanctuary’s relocationOctober 18, 2024
‘It’s terrifying’: Evictions in Ada Co. spike, with nearly a quarter of filings come from two landlordsOctober 4, 2024