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How homeless people are counted in Maine

Por: Portland Press Herald Nation December 04, 2022

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People take shelter from the rain in a doorway at South Parish Congregational Church in Augusta on Wednesday. The church has furnished 25 spots for homeless people to sleep, and people line up for beds. Andy Molloy/Kennebec Journal On the night of Jan. 25, 2022, a collaborative group of state and local homeless service providers counted 3,455 homeless people in Maine, both in shelters and unsheltered, a two-thirds increase over the 2021 count.... + full article



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