| Written by Jeff Wood |
| Friday, 16 March 2012 00:00 |
|
Interest in eliminating homelessness is rising.
Marilyn Williams, case coordinator for the homeless prevention program at Catholic Charities, said the quarterly meetings grew from five to 10 participants over the past few years, to 20 at the December meeting. At the most recent meeting Thursday, March 8, 40 participants filled the Verde Valley Guidance Clinic’s conference room to listen to speakers from the Arizona Department of Housing, For Our City’s Cottonwood chapter and the Northern Arizona Council of Governments in Flagstaff. For the full story, pick up a copy of the Wednesday, March 14, edition of The Camp Verde Journal or the Cottonwood Journal Extra. |
Recent Articles by Jeff Wood :
- Cottonwood city manager wins Zimmerman award
- Technology hits school
- Local National Night Out is state’s biggest
- Dozens arrested in Operation Rx
- Clarkdale hires Randy Taylor as police chief
- Cottonwood City Council looks to save taxi voucher
- Republican congressional candidates visit Verde Valley
- Grant loss may close food bank
- Man fires pistol during robbery
- City strives to fairly apply codes to all



Nationally, the federal government introduced a program to end homelessness by 2015. Locally, attendance at Verde Valley Homelessness Coalition meetings has grown exponentially.