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Homelessness commission hopes to restore Key Alliance's depleted board

Legal department opinion that city employees shouldn’t also represent nonprofit has led to board's disarray More

Mentorship program provides congregations chance to address chronic homelessness

Metro Homelessness Commission's Go Teach unveiled; Covenant Presbyterian Church starts pilot program More

Key Alliance announces inaugural Run for the Homeless

Event to benefit Housing First More

Homeless advocates attempt to improve uneasy relationship with city's criminal justice system

Melding concerns of growing downtown residential population, civil rights for Nashville's disenfranchised yields complex issue More

By James Nix

Project Homeless Connect to provide foreclosure prevention services

Key Alliance, THDA partner with program More

Project Homeless Connect to provide foreclosure services

Key Alliance, THDA partner to provide program More

Miracle on ice

The unlikely story of how the city came together for the homeless during January’s snowstorm More

By Stephen George

Metro pitches new program to confront homelessness

Adopt-A-Meter campaign would use refurbished parking meters as donation kettles to help homeless More

By Joey Garrison

Homelessness: No end in sight

Halfway into Nashville’s 10-year plan to eliminate chronic homelessness, there are actually more people on the streets More

By Lyda Phillips

Tent City dwellers return despite plans to evict

Police commander proposes identifying the “permanent” residents of Tent City and gradually finding them transitional housing, while barring other individuals from taking up occupancy at the encampment. More

By Nate Rau

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