“Through My Eyes” - Art Kits: Impacting Austin's Homeless & At-Risk One Paint Brush At A Time
During these times of lock down, social distancing and increasingly less human connection, we are determined to bring our artists and others experiencing homelessness an opportunity for self-expression and creative relief to combat the increasing risk of depression and isolation.
The Backbone of Art From The Streets - Volunteer Series II
“I cannot change what has happened in the lives of the people with whom we work, but I can participate in providing an opportunity for people that are part of the homeless population to create art and nurture something that brings them joy and a sense of dignity and creativity.”
The Difference Between Art Therapy and Therapeutic Art-Making
Both art therapy and therapeutic art-making can provide alleviation to the adverse effects of stress and trauma by giving individuals a new medium of expression.
The Backbone of Art From The Streets - Volunteer Series I
“I started volunteering with AFTS washing brushes, cleaning tables, setting up art shows, & engaging in this underserved community. I am inspired every day to support these artists in their pursuit of creativeness, peace, and community.” - Kelley Worden
$13.5 Million ARCH Shelter Funding Approved For Next 5 Years
Facing a five percent increase in the homeless population of Austin each year, the city council agreed to move homelessness to priority number one, as viewed in last week’s meeting.
The Greatest Health Dangers Facing the Homeless and How You Can Help
Living on the streets comes with many health complications, most of which people with stable housing never think twice about. If you know you have a place to call home with heat and running water many of these ailments wouldn’t cross your mind.
New East Austin Apartment Complex to House Homeless
Integral Care, the Local Mental Health Authority for Travis County, has partnered with the City of Austin to create Terrace at Oaks Springs, a 4-story, 40,000 sq. ft. apartment complex. This is a 50 resident complex to house homeless citizens, half of which will be veterans.
Second Phase of Homeless Tiny-Home Village Breaks Ground
Mobile Loaves and Fishes, a faith-based non-profit organization in the city of Austin focusing on ending homelessness, has officially broken ground on the second small-home village, which will be designed to serve residents of Austin who are currently homeless. The little village is called the Community First! Village.
Great Ways To Display Art
When it comes to displaying art in your home, there are all sorts of methods you can adopt in order to achieve your desired look.
Here are three great ways in which you can display art.
More Funding And New Position Coming For Austin's Homeless Outreach Street Team
There is great news for Homeless Outreach Street Team in the city of Austin, as the Austin City Council has officially approved additional funding for the group, which is slated to go into effect at the beginning of September.
Following Federal Appeals Court Ruling, Austin To Re-Evaluate Homeless Ticketing
Following a ruling from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals - which ruled that it was unconstitutional to prosecute individuals simply for sleeping on the streets, saying it amounted to cruel and unusual punishment - city officials have announced that they will be re-evaluating their homelessness ordinance.
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