A Democrat on Idaho’s state budget-writing committee is hoping to get public input as members weigh potential cuts to the state’s Medicaid program. READ MORE (and find contact info. for budget committee members)
Thursday’s commencement marks a new era of housing resources in the Treasure Valley and the end of years of legal conflict between Interfaith Sanctuary and the city of Boise. READ MORE
While plans from Washington D.C. for deep cuts to permanent housing programs are on hold, Ada County put out a new statement backing the Trump administration after BoiseDev reported a letter outlining the county’s concerns about the proposal. READ MORE
…most homeless shelters aren’t equipped to help older people, especially those 65 and above. They are the fastest-growing homeless population nationwide, according to Dennis Culhane, a researcher at the University of Pennsylvania. Not only are people who struggle with chronic homelessness aging, but many older adults are becoming homeless for the first time in their…
A project that would rework a portion of property owned by a Boise church into dorm-style housing for co-housing is on hold, after it was nearly denied by the Boise Planning & Zoning Commission. READ MORE
Preliminary Injunction Pauses Unlawful Funding Conditions for Housing Efforts and Restores Lawful Conditions READ MORE
Research suggests missed opportunities to intervene before a young person reaches a shelter READ MORE
The number of homeless students has rapidly expanded since 2005, and educators say it’s often hard to tell which students are struggling. READ MORE
What originally started with $1,000 in an account has grown rapidly over the past decade. Boise-based nonprofit, LEAP Housing, is wrapping up its ninth year in tackling all things affordable housing. READ MORE
Idaho has no shortage of people who want to live here. We have a shortage of places they can afford to live. READ MORE