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Second Harvest of Acadiana delivers 1,300 meals to people impacted by winter storm

Second Harvest of Acadiana delivers 1,300 meals to people impacted by winter storm and last updated 2021-02-17 17:02:10-05 LAFAYETTE, La. — Second Harvest Food Bank of Acadiana delivered more than 1,300 meals and more than 450 gallons of milk Wednesday to local hotels where many people experiencing homelessness and displaced Lafayette-area residents are staying. According to a release, Second Harvest staff and volunteers partnered with the Acadiana Regional Coalition on Homelessness and Housing to deliver trucks of meals and supplies to 13 area hotels where displaced people are staying. The release states that the meal deliveries are part of the food bank’s year-round disaster efforts.

UPDATE Police Chief comments on Lafayette Police homeless sweep

UPDATE Police Chief comments on Lafayette Police homeless sweep Homeless coalition comments on Lafayette Police homeless sweep and last updated 2021-02-11 00:00:06-05 UPDATE: Lafayette Police Chief Thomas L. Glover Sr. has posted a statement about the department s efforts regarding the homeless. Last week, we posted some pictures of the department s mounted unit doing a sweep of Lafayette homeless encampments. That post was met with a response by the local homeless coalition. Today, this statement from the chief was posted on the LPD Facebook page: The Lafayette Police Department is diligently working on a partnership with the community aimed at addressing the homelessness in our city. Last month, we began collaboration with some stakeholders for the sole purpose of conducting a Point-In-Time count. Measures of this nature are periodically used to locate, identify, and accurately count the homeless population. The data is used to determine what resources/services (medical,

ARCH asking for donations to help with freeze plan

ARCH asking for donations to help with freeze plan ARCH asking for donations to help with freeze plan and last updated 2021-02-11 11:45:33-05 With freezing temperatures on the way, there is an appeal to help those most in need. Acadiana s first freeze could come over the weekend, in the days that follow expect more freezes and perhaps an ice storm. The Acadiana Regional Coalition for Homelessness and Housing expects about 300 families and individuals will need housing over the next few days. Because of the pandemic, group shelters aren t an option. ARCH is looking at thousands of dollars to put them up in hotels, but they can t do it alone.

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