The Huck House Journal
Keep up with the latest news and insights from Huck House staff and supporters.
A Pathway to Frontline Shelter Stability
Over the past two years, leaders of Franklin County’s seven emergency shelter providers have been meeting to identify dedicated funding for the emergency shelter system.
Building a Foundation, Together
A foundation is more than bricks and mortar. It represents stability and endurance. A foundation is strong. A foundation is resilient. At Huckleberry House, we
Building a Future Together This Youth HOPE Month!
November is Youth HOPE Month, a national movement dedicated to building awareness around youth HOMELESSNESS. Huckleberry House is joining the National Runaway Safeline again this
Huckleberry House’s response to the 2024 Point in Time Count
This statement is in response to the results related to youth homelessness reported in the most recent Point-in-Time Results on Homelessness, and released by the
Homelessness shouldn’t be a crime. Supreme Court case could devastate Columbus youth.
Published as an op.ed in The Columbus Disatch, April 23, 2024. On Monday, April 22, the Supreme Court of the United States will begin hearing
Why Sleep Out?
Each year, Huckleberry House invites the community to Sleep Out in solidarity with the more than 3,000 youth, ages 12-24, who will find themselves without
Huckleberry House Day
March 6 is an important date in Huckleberry House history. On March 6, 1970, Huckleberry House was established as a shelter for runaway youth in
National Runaway Prevention Month begins Wednesday, November 1
National Runaway Prevention Month brings awareness to the experiences of youth who have run away or have experienced homelessness. Huckleberry House joins NRPM to
Sleep Out for us was everything it was intended to be …
On April 21st, my daughter, her two friends and I participated in Sleep Out! 2023 where we slept under a canopy outside of COSI all