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Louisville 100 Day Challenge Team. Photo: Aimee Hendrigan

Blog Posts

What Can You Do in 100 Days? House 100 Youth? You Bet!

by Aimee Hendrigan | August 2, 2017

Aimee Hendrigan was in Baltimore for the launch of the 100-Day Challenge to end youth homelessness. Here’s what she saw and why she is excited about this dynamic process.

Melville in the News

Homeward Bound

Meet four of the young people who were housed during A Way Home America’s 100 Day Challenge.

Melville in the News

L.A. County Will Try to House 100 Homeless Youths in 100 Days

Profile of the 100 Day Challenge to End Homelessness in Los Angeles, a project of A Way Home America.