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Ventura County Star - General
Ventura clears out illegal homeless camps in river bottom
Service honors local homeless who have died (December 2010)
Memorial Speaker, Jonathan Light, comments on the need for homeless shelter (December 2010)
Work begins on Ventura affordable housing complex(December 2010)
Jazz musicians, homeless work to change perceptions (August 2010)
Ventura program allows people to legally sleep in cars (February 2010)
Editorial:Hard times continue (January 2010)
Ventura OKs transitional apartments for homeless... (December 2009)
Homeless who died during past year includes 28 from Ventura (December 2009)
Homeless who have died to be remembered (December 2009)
A time to remember the county's homeless (December 2009)
Rally for Homeless Spurs Ventura into action (May 2009)Editorial: Ventura tackles homelessness (May 2009)Letter to the Editor from Tom Berg (May 2009)
Service held for victims who died whille homeless (December 2008)
Written by Donald Sommerfield
A year-round shelter for whom? (May 2010)
Friend's mental illness a window into utter despair (February 2010)
Dale Montgomery: Optimistic about the future (February 2010)
The power of art to inspire and heal (December 2009)
Where do the homeless go? (December 2009)
Finding my way with a little help from my friends (November 2009)
She wanted better and she didn't give up (October 2009)
Homeless in Ventura: 'The tears of days' (September 2009)
Ventura Breeze
VC Reporter
Santa Clara River bottom cleanup exposes bigger problem
The Face of Homelessness (December 2010)
Press Releases
Memorial Service To Honor Ventura Homeless
State & National Press
Los Angeles: In America today, just about anything that you might want can be found at your local mall: clothing, restaurants, and specialty shops all conveniently crammed together in one inviting complex. Borrowing from the effective “one-stop” model, PATH created the PATHMall, a unique kind of mall designed to offer support for the homeless. At the PATHMall homeless people can literally “shop” for services provided by over 20 on-site social service providers, all under one roof!
(read more about PATH in Los Angeles)
San Antonio Creates 37-Acre ‘Haven for Hope Campus for Homeless Residents: San Antonio, Texas has established a new 37-acre campus to provide the city's homeless population with shelter and comprehensive care.
(San Diego) One-Stop Shop Homeless Center Planned for Downtown