HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — A nonprofit is expanding its housing capacity to help more parents and children experiencing homelessness.
“We are here growing with the community as we find more and more families who are in need of temporary housing,” New Futures Inc. Executive Director Tanya Rains said.
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New Futures Inc. says the new facility will provide temporary housing while families work toward permanent housing.
“A lot of times families face situations where evictions or credit will keep them from being able to qualify for traditional housing in our community, and they still need a place to go,” Rains said…