Carvell Curry, 62, had no known relatives. But he built community even as he faced a sometimes daily struggle to survive, ...

The top executive of the Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, the city’s largest homeless services provider, has ...

WBUR's Lynn Jolicoeur spoke with people who are unsheltered to ask how they're coping in the Arctic cold with the help of the volunteers.

To an untrained eye, the “gross motor room” at the Edgerley Family Horizons Center in Boston looks like any other indoor gym for preschoolers. There are mats on the floor, large foam blocks, shapes ...

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IN TONIGHT’S FIVE FOR GOOD. IT WAS DURING THE MID 80S WHEN DUELING HEALTH CRISES STRUCK BOSTON’S BALLOONING HOMELESS POPULATION, TUBERCULOSIS AND THE AIDS EPIDEMIC. LITTLE DID DOCTOR JIM O’CONNELL ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. More than two dozen employees have been laid off from the Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, as the network closes one ...

A Middletown family is speaking out after a man with autism was reported missing at age 20 and later found at a homeless shelter in Boston, a situation they say highlights serious gaps in how ...

Hundreds of people who are homeless received a hot meal at the TD Garden in Boston on Tuesday. There were green beans, mashed potatoes and a whole helping of love all served during the 29th Table of ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program hasn't lasted 30 ...

In 1985, dueling health crises struck Boston's ballooning homeless population, an outbreak of tuberculosis and the AIDS epidemic. Little did Dr. Jim O'Connell know then that those factors would help ...