homelessness
Homelessness in Rochester is worsening due to rising rents, income disparities, and a housing shortage, according to local experts. Michael Gilbert, director of development for the Salvation Army of Greater Rochester, emphasized that homelessness can affect anyone. The Salvation Army operates shelters with 57 beds, but they serve only a small fraction of the over […]
The Rochester City Council could consider plans at its Tuesday meeting for neighborhood ambassador programs in the Monroe and Lyell Avenue areas to fight opioid epidemic & homelessness. MC Collaborative would cover the rollout of the one-year pilot program on Monroe Avenue, and Cameron Community would implement it on Lyell Avenue. Both organizations would get $125,000 each […]
Cecilia’s Place officially opened in Rochester on May 10th, 2024, marking a significant step forward in addressing homelessness in the area. Located in the historic Polvino building in Central Park, this new facility is part of the mission-driven efforts of person-centered housing options, which aim to reduce homelessness and rebuild lives. Charlie Albanese, CEO and […]
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