Housing insecurity is a complex issue that no single organization or system can solve alone—especially in rural communities like Grant County. Individuals facing housing instability often navigate overlapping challenges related to income, health, transportation, and access to services. Addressing these realities requires collaboration that goes beyond siloed efforts and instead brings together local organizations, service…

Harm reduction supplies are a critical public health tool that save lives every day. Items such as sterile syringes, naloxone, safer use supplies, and hygiene materials reduce the risk of overdose, infectious disease transmission, and preventable medical complications. For many people, access to these supplies is the difference between survival and tragedy—especially in rural communities…

Trauma is a common thread in the lives of many people experiencing homelessness, substance use, and mental health crises. Past and ongoing exposure to violence, loss, instability, and systemic harm can shape how individuals respond to services, authority, and support. Trauma-informed outreach recognizes these realities and approaches people with an understanding that behaviors are often…