Older Adults Facing Homelessness on the Rise

This recent report from WCVB/Channel 5 explores the increase in homelessness among older adults. As the cost of housing in Greater Boston continues to rise, older adults are increasingly at risk of becoming homeless. At Pine Street Inn, we see this trend firsthand. Often, Pine Street tenants, like Pat (pictured left), become homeless as a result of unforeseen issues like medical bills due to an injury or illness.

Watch the report here.

140 Clarendon Street
Moving 111 People Out of Homelessness

Over the past few months, residents have begun moving into Pine Street’s newest housing development at 140 Clarendon Street, Back Bay. The project is Pine Street’s largest to date, with 111 permanent supportive housing units for individuals moving out of homelessness. Fifty residents have moved into their new apartments so far, and we anticipate that all units will be occupied by the end of the year.

Join Our
2024 Boston Marathon® Team

Pine Street Inn is seeking dedicated runners to join our team for the 128th Boston Marathon® presented by Bank of America. If you are passionate about changing the lives of our most vulnerable neighbors and have previous experience running and raising funds for charitable causes, please join us!

Ready to run? Visit our website for more details.