Head coach Jamahl Mosley made the special holiday breakfast possible, carrying forward a cherished tradition that has spanned more than 30 years.

The Orlando City Council is set to vote Monday on a $150,000 funding agreement with the Coalition for the Homeless, part of an effort to provide shelter for people at risk under the city’s camping ban.

As the class of 2025 crosses the graduation stage, one local grad has overcome tremendous odds to achieve a very bright future.

In a significant move to address homelessness in the region, the Orlando City Council has approved plans for the expansion of the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida shelter. This expansion will include a new 9,000-square-foot facility dedicated to providing more resources for unhoused women and children.

The Homeless Services Network released its annual Point-in-Time count for 2024 for Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties.

One week after a fire at the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida, more than 200 men experiencing homelessness are still displaced.

For Leo Gomez, art is more than just using paint and a brush.

One of the largest providers of homeless services in Central Florida is warning of “potential chaos” as it sees an increasing number of people finding themselves without a home and seeking shelter.

According to the Coalition for the Homeless in Central Florida, the organization has been able to assist a growing number of people experiencing homelessness with funds from the federal CARES act program.

Disney returned to in-person volunteering this week with a Thanksgiving meal for the residents at Coalition for the Homeless.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Temps in Central Florida could hit the 30s this week and two Orlando-area hotels will assist if the residential shelter hits capacity on Monday or Tuesday, according to a news release from the Coalition for the Homeless. [RELATED: COLD air to blast into Central Florida after storms move through region]If a shelter gets full, two hotels will be available for safe shelter on Monday and Tuesday. Officials said transportation to the hotels will be provided from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on each of these nights from the Coalition and to other area shelters. The coalition said individuals will be asked a series of coronavirus screening questions and have their temperature taken. The hotels helping out will have staff members from the shelters at the locations.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando Magic players and staff members woke up early Thursday to host a Thanksgiving breakfast for members of Central Florida’s homeless community. Retired NBA player and Magic community ambassador Bo Outlaw and his family were also a part of the event Thursday morning. Orlando Magic host annual Thanksgiving event at the Coalition for the Homeless during the COVID-19 pandemic. (WKMG)John Beard, who said he’s had a very trying year, said he was grateful to have received a meal on Thanksgiving Day and thanked the Magic for their generosity. Thanksgiving breakfast was prepared for more than 400 homeless men, women and children at the Coalition, according to a news release.

Two employees and three guests at the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida have tested positive for the coronavirus. According to officials, the individuals have been isolated, and all guests and staff that were potentially exposed have been notified and placed into quarantine. Over the last several months, we have played a critical role in caring for one of the most vulnerable populations in our community at a challenging and unprecedented time, and we take that responsibility seriously, Allison Krall, Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida President/CEO said. To help combat the virus, officials have introduced new safety measures to help keep guests and employees safe. We will continue working very closely with the Health Department, following their recommendations and best practices for the health and safety of our residents and staff.Below are additional safety measures from the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida: