Shelter

Folks experiencing homelessness in Ada County now have an easier way to find how to stay warm and safe over the winter.

During the daytime it can be difficult for those experiencing homelessness to find a place to get out of the cold or heat. However, one organization in Boise is helping to fill this need.

Nampa’s only family shelter is set to close at the end of February despite growing demand for housing assistance. The Salvation Army is seeking donations from the community to remain open.

Scorching temperatures in the Treasure Valley this week are creating dangerous conditions, especially for vulnerable populations. Nonprofits are stepping up to provide places for people to stay cool.

With temperatures reaching into triple digits in and around the Treasure Valley, homeless populations are especially vulnerable during this time of year.

Officials who provide services to homeless people in the Treasure Valley say folks are falling into a crack in the system. People can’t stay at a shelter…

The Boise Rescue Mission is experiencing a financial crisis. The Christian organization’s leaders say it’s not because of lack of generosity from the…

The Boise Rescue Mission plans to open two shelters in Nampa in the next two weeks.The Idaho Statesman reports that a men's shelter called Lighthouse…

The Boise Rescue Mission has finalized a deal to buy a facility in Nampa to house 60 women and children.KTVB-TV reports the deal completed Friday will…