Phoenix Looks for Solutions to Senior Homelessness
- Phoenix officials are addressing rising senior homelessness in Maricopa County.
- Inflation and a shortage of affordable housing drive many into homelessness.
- Nearly 2,000 adults 55 and older in Maricopa County lacked housing in 2024.
- The CEO of Central Arizona Shelter Services stated senior homelessness tripled since 2020.
- Remodeled facilities and converted containers will provide more housing options.
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Phoenix Looks for Solutions to Senior Homelessness
A growing number of older Americans are facing homelessness. That increase is being driven by two factors: inflation and lack of affordable housing. On a single night in 2024, about 20% of the people experiencing homelessness in the U.S. were ages 55 and older. In Phoenix, Arizona, the CEO of Central Arizona Shelter Services says the number of unhoused seniors has more than tripled since 2020. Now, city and state officials are working on solutio…
Central Florida Homelessness Survey Reveals Alarming Trends Among Children and Senior Citizens
A newly released report from the Homeless Services Network of Central Florida offers a sobering look at homelessness in the region, revealing that over 40% of those without stable housing are either children or senior citizens. The findings come from the first Point-in-Time (PIT) count conducted since Florida enacted a law prohibiting public camping. The
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