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USICH Faces Potential Reduction Under New Executive Order
An executive order issued by President Trump on March 14 threatens to significantly reduce the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH). Citygate Network urges its member ministries to advocate for the Council’s continuation, emphasizing its key role in national homeless policy.
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New Outreach Concept Debuts in Indianapolis
reversebus® is launching a pilot project in Indianapolis to provide essential resources for individuals experiencing poverty and homelessness. Using redesigned city buses, this initiative offers safe spaces for eating, washing, sleeping, and first aid. Guests access services with a free wristband and connect with trusted transition partners. Plans include expanding to 25 cities across eight states.
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Good News for People Experiencing Homelessness In Denver
The Denver City Council has approved a $10 million contract with Denver Rescue Mission (Denver, Colorado) to extend its services through the end of 2025.
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Church Launches City’s First Safe Outdoor Space
New Creation Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico, launched the city’s first “Safe Outdoor Space” for people experiencing homelessness. Led by Pastor Jesse Harden, this project offers temporary shelter, safety, and resources without government funding. Despite two years of opposition, the initiative starts small, supporting seven individuals and drawing inspiration from Denver’s similar programs.
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Schedule a Red Carpet Event
Citygate Network ministries have embraced the power of storytelling through No Address—a film that sheds light on homelessness and the transformative work of life-changing organizations. This resource can amplify your mission, educate the public, and inspire support for your vital efforts.
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