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Workforce training to building community: The Other Ones Foundation’s approach to homelessness in Austin

In a recent podcast episode, the Other Ones Foundation (TOOF) Executive Director, Chris Baker explained their approach to addressing homelessness in Austin.


Austin allocates $2 million to reduce homeless barriers and boost partnerships

The City of Austin's Homeless Strategy Office (HSO) has announced over $2 million in new funding aimed at assisting individuals and families in exiting homelessness. This funding is intended to eliminate barriers that prevent people from securing housing or serve as incentives for local property owners to make housing units available for those at risk or experiencing homelessness. Applications are due by October 3, 2024.


Community First Village founder talks about homelessness in Austin with Joe Rogan as the city’s homeless problems persist

In a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, Alan Graham, the founder and CEO of Mobile Loaves & Fishes, shared his insights on the homelessness crisis in Austin, Texas.


Austin faces budget crunch: City Council grapples with funding gaps and rising costs

In July, the Austin City Council began its annual budgeting process.


Austin closes four homeless encampments under HEAL initiative

AUSTIN, Texas - The City of Austin and its partners have closed encampments at Barton Creek Greenbelt, Williamson Creek East, Indian Grass Prairie, and North Walnut Creek. This initiative welcomed 63 unhoused residents to the Northbridge and Southbridge shelters as part of the Housing-Focused Encampment Assistance Link (HEAL) Initiative.