In March, the shelter moves to two churches in Edgartown — St. Andrew’s Church and the Federated Church of Martha’s Vineyard — each of which will host guests for several nights in a row.
The next Tuesdays in the Newsroom at the Gazette office takes place Feb. 11 and will feature a discussion on homelessness on the Island and efforts to combat it.
With the frigid temperatures returning this week, Harbor Homes is implementing its daytime warming shelters for the second time this winter.
As winter weather descended on the Island this week, organizations have helped meet the needs of at-risk Islanders.
Harbor Homes opened its annual winter shelter this month and already a dozen people, several of whom are first time visitors, have checked in for at least one overnight stay.
The overnight winter shelter run by Harbor Homes Martha’s Vineyard begins Nov. 1.