New Day Intake Center

New Day Intake Center organizers haven't sought federal money to build their new low-barrier facility and won't need it, but Trump's executive order ending support for their "housing first" approach could hurt the center's odds at winning federal money for operations once it opens.

The Community Foundation of St. Joseph County this week told New Day Intake Center officials they'll provide $250,000 toward the $14.3 million needed to break ground this summer.

The South Bend Common Council voted Monday night to approve a rezoning that will make way for the New Day Intake Center to address homelessness in the region.

The South Bend nonprofit says it needs another $5 million to $8 million, depending on grants it's pursuing, to build a $15 million homeless intake center.

The alternative site emerged months after the city backed off plans to have New Day build the center on Bendix Drive, under heavy opposition from neighbors

Don Wheeler says it's time to embrace low-barrier housing in St. Joseph County.

South Bend's Redevelopment Commission approved the purchase of a parcel of land off of Bendix Drive after more public comments for and against the center.

Mayor James Mueller said the city is considering other sites but will proceed with this one despite heavy opposition from neighbors

South Bend officials on Friday urged the public to support a low-barrier homeless center

City meets opposition on proposed homeless intake center.