Orlando drops controversial SoDo shelter plan, Mayor Dyer says
The shelter was slated at a former Orange County Work Release Center
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Melbourne meeting Tuesday could finalize Daily Bread closure, affordable housing plan
Providence Place would have 70 family units
‘At least the discussion is starting:’ SoDo residents grill city commissioner about proposed homeless shelter
Proposed shelter would be built on West Kaley Street
Central Florida organization helps man overcome homelessness. Hear his story
Pathlight Home assists J’Khari Wilson
Mobile homeless shelters might be coming to Orlando
Central Florida’s first mobile homeless shelters are one step closer to debuting
The latest solution for Orlando’s homeless shelter shortage? Buses.
The mobile shelters can sleep up to 20 people per night, and cost far less to purchase and operate than a brick-and-mortar alternative.
Orlando arrests for camping surge to 25 in 1st month of new homeless law
No other jurisdictions have arrested an unsheltered person for camping ban violations
Volusia becomes latest county to ban public camping, per Florida law
While the ordinance cites the importance of protecting the “health, safety, welfare, quality of life, and aesthetics” of communities, per the state law, it makes no mention of any obligation to assist individuals or connect them to resources before applying enforcement measures.
Melbourne accelerates plan to close downtown soup kitchen
Daily Bread could close within months following homeless complaints
Melbourne meeting Tuesday could finalize Daily Bread closure, affordable housing plan
Providence Place would have 70 family units
‘At least the discussion is starting:’ SoDo residents grill city commissioner about proposed homeless shelter
Proposed shelter would be built on West Kaley Street
Central Florida organization helps man overcome homelessness. Hear his story
Pathlight Home assists J’Khari Wilson
Mobile homeless shelters might be coming to Orlando
Central Florida’s first mobile homeless shelters are one step closer to debuting
The latest solution for Orlando’s homeless shelter shortage? Buses.
The mobile shelters can sleep up to 20 people per night, and cost far less to purchase and operate than a brick-and-mortar alternative.
Orlando arrests for camping surge to 25 in 1st month of new homeless law
No other jurisdictions have arrested an unsheltered person for camping ban violations
Volusia becomes latest county to ban public camping, per Florida law
While the ordinance cites the importance of protecting the “health, safety, welfare, quality of life, and aesthetics” of communities, per the state law, it makes no mention of any obligation to assist individuals or connect them to resources before applying enforcement measures.
Melbourne accelerates plan to close downtown soup kitchen
Daily Bread could close within months following homeless complaints