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Montana is a tough place to be homeless. The state's annual ceremony memorializing homeless people who've died, happened to fall on one of the coldest nights of the year.
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Sen. Jon Tester Wednesday announced the introduction of a bill that aims to provide more support for homeless Native veterans.
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Nearly a dozen homeless shelters, health care, housing and faith-based groups announced Wednesday they are forming a coalition to lobby for more support for homeless services.
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In the Bitterroot Valley, as in most of Montana, there’s a housing crisis and increasing need for shelter beds. A recent survey found over 100 people without homes, nearly three times numbers a decade ago. Until recently, there was no winter shelter in the valley, but the death of one man led to change.
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Before some Montanans have a chance at finding housing they first need a cell phone. Programs in Missoula have worked with homeless clients to make that happen. But the money and the phones are running out.
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The federal housing department said more than 1,100 people in the state used emergency shelters, transitional housing or other temporary settings.
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The city and county of Missoula opened a legal campsite on Tuesday for people experiencing homelessness. It’s one way the two governments are addressing the growing number of people experiencing homelessness in the area.
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Low housing supply is reducing affordable places to live, and Pew reports rising rents are linked to growing homelessness.
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As demand for homelessness services in Bozeman increases, housing officials look to longer-term soluBozeman’s seasonal warming shelter opened earlier this month at double its normal capacity to keep up with a rise in demand.
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A tiny home development in north Bozeman will soon welcome its first 12 residents