What Missoula’s homelessness response looks like one year after Johnson Street shelter closure
The last 12 months without the 165-bed emergency shelter have left Missoula’s longstanding homeless shelter full more often than not and have strained other organizations serving people living on the street. Limited shelter capacity also means more people are living outside to navigate the city’s camping restrictions, providers said. The post What Missoula’s homelessness response looks like one year after Johnson Street shelter closure appeared first on Montana Free Press.
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