If shelters don’t lead to housing, they’re just a revolving door. Here’s why we need housing-focused shelters. 

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At a city council meeting in February the mayor of Lancaster, CA, Rex Parris, responded to a community member who was unhappy with the leader’s ideas about putting the town’s homeless population into encampments by saying, “I want to give them all the free fentanyl they want. That’s what I want.”

This month, we're talking about the toxic intersection of homelessness and incarceration. I hope you'll give it a listen.

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Episode 3: How to Treat People Like People
The Outreach Episode!

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Episode 2 is LIVE!

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Georgia House Bill 295 seeks to criminalize homelessness in a new and even more cruel way.

Gotta rep the brand! Have you listened to the first episode yet?

The next time you stop yourself from doing something to help because you think your contribution would be too small, remember this photo and remember the man who will be warm and dry because of six small gifts.

According to the 2024 Point In Time (PIT) Count, the number of homeless individuals recorded in the U.S. was over 1.5 times the population of the City of Atlanta.

“Portland just elected a new mayor, an outsider who’s never served in public office. Keith Wilson, a truck company CEO, swept into office in a landslide on the strength of one pledge: to stand up 25 emergency shelters around town to end Portland’s chronic street homelessness.”

It's premiere day, and Episode 1 is live! Sharing facts, dispelling myths, and working toward a day when homelessness is truly rare, brief, and non-recurring.

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This podcast is a true labor of love. It would mean the world to me if you would share it.

The Choice Model reduces food waste and honors individual autonomy.

I’m Michael Nolan, a counselor, case manager, and community health worker in Atlanta, Georgia. I got tired of trying to find a podcast that talked about homelessness with language that everyone can understand.

This Podcast is Here to Help is coming January 20, 2025.