Housing and Homeless Coalition

The Housing and Homeless Coalition of Central New York is conducting its annual Point-in-Time count, following a one-week delay caused by heavy snow in Oswego County.

As arctic air hits central New York, the Housing and Homeless Coalition activates "Code Blue" rules to provide warm shelter for the region's homeless population.

The number of families experiencing homelessness exceeded individuals in data collected by the Housing and Homeless Coalition in 2024, this year numbers are expected to stay the same.

The 2020 Point In Time Count, the annual count that tracks how many homeless people are living in each county of the country, found 613 people were…

According to the Housing and Homeless Coalition of Central New York’s annual report, the number of people living on the streets and in shelters in a…

As frigid temperatures continue to have a grip on central and northern New York, the people who watch out for the homeless are keeping busy.Homeless…

The level of poverty in Oswego is more than double the national rate with 29 percent of residents living below the federal threshold.That's the finding of…

Results from an annual survey show little change in the number of people who are homeless in central New York. The Point In Time study records in a single…

Homeless advocates in Onondaga County say there are no known individuals sleeping outside at this time. But while agencies and advocates have gotten…

An executive order from Gov. Andrew Cuomo that will require homeless people to be taken to shelters when the temperature is freezing goes into effect…