Ozarks Alliance to End Homelessness

On Tuesday, the Revive 66 homeless campground in northwest Springfield announced it was closed until further notice, cutting off walk-up shelter access for homeless men in the area.

Those who are eligible can complete a survey at one of several locations.

Recently a church in Springfield serving unsheltered people came out with its latest “Street Census.” Compared to 12 months ago, church officials found the number of homeless individuals in the area has doubled — even as volunteer preparations for this year's crisis winter shelters kick into high gear.

Over 600 homeless and at-risk individuals were given access to basic needs through a number of services Wednesday. The ninth annual HOPE Connection and…

A Multi-Agency Resource Center, operated at Kearney and Glenstone last week by the Ozarks Alliance to End Homelessness and area service organizations, was…

Update June 7: Homeless individuals in Springfield continue seeking services at the Multi-Agency Resource Center set up this week at Kearney and…

The nonprofit Ozarks Alliance to End Homelessness says it’s received over $900,000 in funding for 2017 fiscal year through the Continuum of Care grant.The…