City of Durham officials announced the opening of a new 52-bed shelter as part of the city’s “100 Days of Warmth Campaign.” The shelter is intended to provide temporary housing and protection from cold weather for individuals experiencing homelessness as winter conditions continue. The announcement, made via a social media post by the City of Durham, NC Government yesterday, marks a significant stride toward addressing the issue of homelessness that continues to mar the city's landscape. The social media post highlighted not just the addition of the new shelter but also reflected on the progress made throughout the year 2025.
Details on the shelter, including its location and the services it will provide, are available in the latest issue of City Connect, Durham's informational newsletter. This online resource not only introduces the new shelter but also brings to light diverse news and events around the region. Interested citizens can get informed and stay up-to-date by reading the newsletter on the City of Durham's website, where issues can also be subscribed to.
City of Durham officials said the opening of a new shelter is part of the city’s “100 Days of Warmth Campaign,” which aims to protect during the winter months. The city said the shelter will serve residents during periods of cold weather, including the holiday season, and encouraged community members to visit the City of Durham’s website for information on how to support the campaign.
