Project Homeless Connect shows continued housing need in Kenai; 80% of attendees said they would use a cold‑weather shelter Lee Shore Center Director Sherry Smith reported 111 participants (241 household members) at the Jan. 27 Project Homeless Connect; attendees cited food, employment and shelter needs and 80% said they would use a cold‑weather shelter if one were available in the community.

Over 80% of attendees at the recent Project Homeless Connect in Kenai expressed a desperate need for cold-weather shelter, highlighting a critical gap in community support.

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Kenai Peninsula showcases services at successful Project Homeless Connect event Event connects 32 vendors with residents addressing homelessness and service accessibility.

The City of Kenai is stepping up to tackle homelessness with innovative community initiatives, but the rising number of individuals in unstable living conditions reveals an urgent need for action.

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