homeless shelter

I had been told he was living in a homeless shelter.

And the second is to go back to a homeless shelter.

Homeless shelters often provide other services to the community at large.

After its services as a school the building became a homeless shelter.

The area has more homeless shelters than any other part of the city.

This is not because of a need for a homeless shelter.

About 18 percent of people living in homeless shelters have jobs.

He and his wife also ran a homeless shelter in the city.

"But this is just not the type of community for a homeless shelter."

The officials said they were concerned about having a homeless shelter near a center for children.

The church was closed in 1970 and spent some time as a homeless shelter.

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Her feet remembered the way back to the homeless shelter.

But without a place to stay and no income, she took her children into a homeless shelter.

All three are or have been residents of the city's homeless shelters.

At the time, there were 9,300 adults in city homeless shelters.

She stayed there for three weeks and then went to the homeless shelter in May 2005.

And the families of some women who lost jobs lived in homeless shelters.

She now lives in a homeless shelter for battered women.

Q. What was the environment like in a homeless shelter?

It did not hurt that there was a homeless shelter across the street.

The demand for space in homeless shelters also increased last week.

Throughout the world, the number of homeless shelters is increasing with each new year.

She was a founder of a homeless shelter in Chicago before the war.

The agency has a program to follow up people who get jobs and move out of its homeless shelter.