Bob. That was what she preferred to be called. Amy was the person from before her head injury, before she fell down the stairs and lost part of her brain and skull. Bob couldn’t relate to that person anymore.
I first met Bob through the Reentry program at the jail. I was doing housing assessments with folks that were homeless prior to incarceration, seeing what they were eligible for, and trying…
The Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) began in 1983 with a $50 million federal appropriation. The program was created by Congress to help meet the needs of people who are hungry and homeless throughout the United States and its territories by allocating federal funds for the provision of food and shelter to nonprofit or governmental organizations in local communities.
A two-week resource drive will be the COVID-19 friendly focus of the 2021 Project Homeless Connect. At the recommendation of Clark County Public Health, Council for the Homeless has made the difficult decision to cancel 2021 Project Homeless Connect and the unsheltered component of the Point in Time Count.
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