Colorado Springs Homeless Union

Exactly!!!

Absolutely!!!

You Can Lead A Horse To Water, But You Can't Make It Drink. Most Addicts MUST hit Rock Bottom Before they can Ever get Clean.

The Science Is Clear: Forced Addiction Treatment Fails Homeless People Mounting evidence shows that punitive, coercive approaches to homeless addiction fail to reduce drug use and worsen housing instability.

It's NOT Rocket Science!!! TREAT PEOPLE LIKE HOW YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE TREATED. GIVE PEOPLE A PLACE TO CALL HOME, PERIOD.

Colorado Springs residents share their thoughts on homelessness, polarization at town hall Around 40 Colorado Springs residents filled tables at the downtown YMCA Tuesday evening to talk about polarization and homelessness with members of the City Council. The town hall, hosted by City Council President Lynette Crow-Iverson, President Pro Tem Brian Risley and Councilmember David Leinweber...

Looks like they're meeting their Enforcement Quota. Most of this 'Improvement' is Actually more people going to Jail or Fleeing out of Fear of going back.

While the 2026 Point-in-Time Count from the Pikes Peak Continuum of Care represents a snapshot of a single night, this year’s results are encouraging. The decrease reflects the impact of the hard work happening every day across our community to connect people with shelter, services, housing, and support.

City of Colorado Springs remains committed to doing its part through street outreach, public safety coordination, shelter support, cold weather response, encampment management, neighborhood cleanups, and investments in long-term housing solutions. But meaningful progress is never the result of government alone.

This progress belongs to a village of partners: service providers, nonprofit and faith-based organizations, outreach teams, volunteers, businesses, public safety professionals, and individuals with lived experience; all working together to address one of our community’s most complex challenges. While there is still much work ahead, these results remind us that action matters, coordinated efforts matter, and hope matters.

Please try to Stay Cool. Find Shade as often as you Can.

When Housing Fails, Survival Moves Into The Driver’s Seat As summer heat rises, people living in vehicles face dangerous conditions, highlighting how gaps in housing systems leave too many at risk.