What Indiana Renters Can Do Right Now
Renting a home in Indiana right now can feel overwhelming. Rents have climbed, winter is on its way, and the rules that shape a renter’s
October 6, 2026
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Renting a home in Indiana right now can feel overwhelming. Rents have climbed, winter is on its way, and the rules that shape a renter’s
Every fall, as the evenings grow longer and porch lights come on up and down the block, each one signals that someone is home and
Our September blog series has brought hard news, one post at a time. Federal homelessness funding has shifted away from permanent housing; Indiana’s new camping
All month, we have written about policy and pressure: federal funding in retreat, Indiana’s new camping law, a rising count of unhoused individuals, and the
Federal funding, state tax credits, and legislative sessions often get the headlines when it comes to housing policy. However, many fail to realize that the
Addiction, mental illness, poor choices- these are the answers most individuals will give about the causes of homelessness. When the truth is, the causes of
Once a year, on a single night in January, volunteers and trained professionals across Indiana go out and count because lives depend on it. This
Last week, we discussed the passage of SEA 285, which allows local authorities to cite people camping on public lands. This citation can come with
(Editor’s Note: This is not a political post, nor does Homeward Bound Villages take a political position of any kind.) As we continue our series
(Editor’s Note: This is not a political post, nor does Homeward Bound Villages take a political position of any kind. This article is about funding