A single application allows year-round Island and Cape Cod residents to seek rental and mortgage assistance from multiple funding programs.
The problem of homelessness on Martha’s Vineyard is getting extra attention, and resources, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
An innovative approach to the problem of homelessness on Martha’s Vineyard moved a step closer to reality Wednesday with the purchase of a six-bedroom home.
The Vineyard’s once informal homelessness advocacy network made strides this week to establish greater permanence.
With a rare budget surplus, the state has secured $200,000 for the Martha’s Vineyard Commission to conduct a comprehensive housing and homeless prevention plan, Sen. Julian Cyr announced on a trip to the Vineyard Saturday.
A new initiative to establish group housing for homeless Islanders aims to get off the ground by next spring if funding can be secured.