Cities across the nation are facing the same housing crunch that Austin has spent recent years trying to correct…

The city could see significant disruptions to its affordable housing and homelessness programs as a result of proposed federal budget cuts…

The first step is to complete a needs assessment coordinated by the End Community Housing Organization (ECHO).

The City of Austin is reopening a downtown homeless shelter…

Nonprofit plans to sell the property, offered little advance notice.

The Salvation Army Downtown Shelter announces their SAFE SLEEP Program for women living on the streets.

The City of Austin received $6.7 million to develop, assess, and implement housing plans to help create more affordable housing.

Progress on tackling homelessness a year after Austin’s vote to reinstate the camping ban.

"No plan" no more?

When COVID-19 hit in early 2020, we rolled out our second major program, the Mobile Hygiene Clinic.

Please complete this survey to help you find a housing solution…

Texans experiencing homelessness will receive millions of dollars in grant money…

Organizations helping to combat homelessness are changing the way they are serving meals to downtown's homeless…

The city of Austin will receive $513,732 in funding to combat homelessness thanks to a grant from the state.

The January 2017 annual Point-in-Time Count identified 2,036 people…

ECHO provides community resources available to help individuals and families…

This winter, we need information from locations that are interested in providing additional homeless shelter spaces.

The idea for Street Stories began as a tiny voice in my head…

Manos de Cristo will be registering for Fall adult education classes…

ECHO is thrilled to be working alongside our dedicated partners to end veteran homelessness…