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The grounds of our Daytona Beach campus took a costly wallop from Tropical Storm Ian, and the downstairs apartments sustained some moderate flooding.

Though she’d increased her income, paid down her debts, repaired her credit and built a healthy savings account, this mom’s search for housing for herself and two kids dragged on for months. Thanks to her persistence and your support, they’ve overcome homelessness at last.

Thank you for getting us to our goal and then some in our Triple Impact Appeal.

After four months living in her car, a mom has a place to reunite with her four children.

At the moment, 100 percent of our homeless families are meeting our expectations regarding employment.

The Florida Housing Coalition has been around helping with a local strategic plan to fight homelessness.

Were you at our Family Fun Fest on May 14? If so, you’ll probably spot yourself in our huge online gallery. Feel free to download and share!

Inability to find affordable housing is tripping families up as the try to take their final step on the path out of homelessness. Our executive director will lead a discussion on the topic.

Having fun to help homeless families!

After a couple of tries, a mom and her 21-year-old and 13-year-old daughters finally overcome homelessness.