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Local nonprofit says homelessness pilot housed 80 people last year, served 1,730 residents
Summary
James Armour of Inland Compassion reported on an outreach and housing pilot that last year housed 80 people and served more than 1,700 individuals; the group outlined plans to expand outreach and focus services for people experiencing homelessness.
James Armour, president of Inland Compassion, presented the nonprofits annual impact report during the Feb. 4 public-comment period, saying the group housed 80 people in the prior year and served 1,730 individuals overall.
Armour told the City Council the program directly served 659 people who were unhoused and that last month the group housed…
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