Homeless 
Street Count

What can you do to help end homelessness in your city? If you have a heart, this question has probably posed itself before. This Thursday, turn that thought into action by helping the Coalition for the Homeless in their annual street count. The effort, conducted each January, aims to get an accurate number of people sleeping outdoors (those living in the harshest of elements without option). More volunteers means more ground covered and a more accurate count for the Coalition to measure progress and set new goals. The count commences and ends at the Wayside Christian Mission from 4-6 a.m.; a warm breakfast included. Interested participants apply at louhomeless.org, then attend the mandatory meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 27 from 6-7 p.m.

Thursday, Jan. 28

Wayside Christian Mission
4-6 a.m. | Free
432 E. Jefferson St
584-3711

About the Author

Homeless 
Street Count

Lara Kinne (also known by the pseudonym Larisa Aral) is a writer and music journalist living in Louisville, Ky. Since the launch of her independent music blog,” Huevos,” in 2007, Lara has written about the Louisville music landscape and beyond. Her words have appeared at Louisville.com, Gonzo Today and Performer Magazine; additionally, Lara helped start the city’s first homeless street paper in 2014, Our Paper Louisville. She is currently a contributor at LEO Weekly. Follow her on Twitter @dangerboobs.

 

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