Mission Neighborhood Resource Center

Pressure grows to boost housing, opportunities for young homeless Miller represents an emerging face of the San Francisco’s homeless crisis: the young adult who is squeezed out by high rents and the shifting labor market, forced to surf couches or live outdoors. For years this population took a back seat as the city focused its resources on the chronically homeles...

Thousands of Working New Yorkers Are Living in Homeless Shelters Donna Morgan is one of thousands of New York City residents who are employed, but forced to reside in a shelter because they have low-paying jobs and can’t afford to pay skyrocketing rents.

Homelessness is fundamentally the result of the lack of affordable housing.

Mapping America's Homelessness Crisis A new data project aims to help people understand one of the country’s most complex and enduring challenges.

In Telemundo, MNRC advocates for the opening of Safe Injection Facilities to prevent overdose death, and support injectors who are struggling on the streets

Plantean abrir centros para que adictos se droguen en SF Estos centros contarán con asistencia social y con un médico para atender emergencias.

Harm reduction in action, Mission style

The MNRC team celebrates Alejandro Valadez, Community Programs Advocate, Mission style! Ale, thank you for all the love and work you offered to our communities! We wish you the very best on your new endeavors!

The allure of libraries for people with no permanent home is obvious. There is no cost to enter. They are warm and safe. They offer internet, electrical sockets, and materials that provide a mental escape from everyday life

Homeless people have found safety in a library – but locals want them gone San Francisco branch considers defensive architecture to make it a harder place to spend time as people seek shelter in libraries across the western US