For Immediate Release Media contact information: Joe Bankard Boise Faith Group Member jabankard@nnu.edu (619)980-3423 02.07.2022 Boise Faith Group raises their voices in support of Interfaith Sanctuary As interfaith leaders and voices of conscience, we are deeply committed to ensuring that everyone in our community without a home will have access to safe shelter. We…
NEWS Home Learn More October 8, 2021 Our Path Home Executive Committee Votes to Support Interfaith Sanctuary’s Emergency Shelter Proposal on State Street (BOISE, Idaho) – Last week, the Our Path Home Executive Committee voted unanimously to support Interfaith Sanctuary’s new emergency shelter proposal on State Street. The vote occurred after a written proposal evaluation…
Invest in Idaho Housing Trust Fund to address housing crisis Idaho Statesman, August 11, 2021 BY ALI RABE Idaho continues to make national news for its booming real estate market as people flock to the Gem State in droves, causing home values and rental costs to skyrocket. As a result, people who’ve lived here for…
Please make your voice heard (and represent those who cannot be heard at this time) to support: -the ongoing Ada County budget for support services at New Path Housing -Housing First as the most widely effective support to rehousing and life transition for those who are unhoused -the dissemination of…
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Rutgers University is hosting a panel discussion titled: Rent is Too Damn High: A Housing & Homelessness Crisis. Registration is free and the meeting will take place on Friday, April 30, from 1:00 to 2:30 PM MDT. Here is the link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rent-is-too-damn-high-a-housing-homelessness-crisis-registration-149155202225?aff=org. A panel event to discuss housing and homelessness in the United States on April…
Boise Housing authority giving cash incentive for new landlords accepting Sec. 8 vouchers
Moratoriums kept millions housed, but back rent has piled up. On Feb. 1, the bill is due. Read the article here: She Works Two Jobs. She’s Still Facing Eviction. By Lucy King