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Several cold-weather shelters will begin opening Friday evening.
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The Orange County Commission approved the use of $519,080 in American Rescue Plan funds on Tuesday.
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Tens of thousands of homeless have been staying in hotels across the U.S. paid for by federal programs aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19.
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A company called Pallet demonstrated a new solution to sheltering people without permanent housing in Orlando at the Salvation Army today.
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Some 4,931 people have been living on the streets in Orlando since the coronavirus pandemic began.
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The number of people who are homeless in Central Florida has continued to decrease since 2017.
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The more than $750,000 dollar grant from the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services will be distributed to local agencies who will provide housing and mental health services.
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The count will help experts determine whether additional social and housing services are needed.
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Analyst Dale Brill with think tank Orlando Economic Partnership studies trends in the local housing market. He says people need to make at least 36,000 dollars a year to afford a one bedroom apartment in Central Florida.
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With temperatures in the 90s displaced Puerto Rican families and their advocates continued to protest in the makeshift tent city for a third day. They are calling for emergency funding as FEMA’s temporary shelter assistance ends tomorrow.