Summary
Midvale is turning an old Motel 6 into a new family shelter to help local families get back on their feet. It’s a practical move to address the city's housing crunch and keep vulnerable kids off the streets.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Repurposing an existing building is a cost-effective way to expand services without the massive price tag of new construction.
Local families facing housing insecurity will finally have a safe, stable place to stay while they look for permanent housing.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (6)
No timeline yet for tenants to return to Midvale apartment complex
No timeline yet for tenants to return to Midvale apartment complex KSL.com
Donations needed for hundreds of residents displaced in Midvale apartment fire
Donations needed for hundreds of residents displaced in Midvale apartment fire KUTV
Local organizations provide resources to residents displaced by Midvale apartment fire
Local organizations provide resources to residents displaced by Midvale apartment fire ABC4 Utah
Once a Motel 6, Utah’s long-awaited family shelter is about to open
Once a Motel 6, Utah’s long-awaited family shelter is about to open Utah News Dispatch
Kids Café provides a free meal in a safe space Six county libraries serve meals six days a week.
Kids Café provides a free meal in a safe space Six county libraries serve meals six days a week.
Stonebridge opens new chapter for women living with severe mental illness New Salt Lake home aims to break the cycle of mental illness and homelessness. Read More »
Stonebridge opens new chapter for women living with severe mental illness New Salt Lake home aims to break the cycle of mental illness and homelessness. Read More »
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