USU students tell Cache County Council survey finds strong local support for a year-round resource center
Utah State University social work students presented a Cache County–specific survey of 357 local respondents showing majorities supportive of a 24-hour resource center (90% countywide support) and found homelessness counts rising from 84 households in 2018 to 462 in 2023; students said further research is needed to answer causation questions.
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A team of Utah State University social work students presented findings from a cross-sectional survey of Cache County residents about homelessness and public support for expanded services.
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