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The nonprofits Amy Frey relied on for shelter during her family’s bout of homelessness say they are vastly overwhelmed by the amount of need in Wichita.
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The bill is supported by Sedgwick County and the city of Wichita, but a local advocacy group focused on ending homelessness is concerned about the language around enforcing ordinances about camping and vagrancy.
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The number of homes going up in value is less than last year, but still significant.
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A new GraceMed program is helping patients overcome legal hurdles by addressing five areas for consultation: income, housing, education and employment, legal status (as it pertains to jobs) and personal stability.
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Carla Mendez and Jacob Salas bought their first home in only three days, showing how competitive home buying can be in Wichita.
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A retired woman struggles to find accessible, affordable housing illustrating the need for more such units in Wichita.
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The past five years have been tough for veteran Thomas Walker.
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microMansions packages and sells tiny home kits, in the hopes that they can be an affordable and quality solution to the housing crisis.
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The new shelter will be at a former learning center near 21st and Grove. Many community members were frustrated they weren’t informed about the shelter before it was announced.