Homelessness is growing because housing is unaffordable. The only proven solution to homelessness is ensuring that everyone is housed and supported. It makes no sense to criminalize homelessness.

Johnson v. Grants Pass is a case about unhoused people getting pushed for something outside of their control. The Supreme Court will rule on whether cities can punish people for trying to survive while sleeping outside.

We are taking a coach bus to U.S. Supreme Court Building in Washington, DC.

If you are taking the bus with us, we are meeting at the Westin Hotel 818 Shipyard Dr, Wilmington, DE 19801 (at the riverfront). Please plan to arrive to the pick-up spot by 5:30am. You should be able to park your car at the riverfront. The bus can accommodate two people using wheelchairs.

H.O.M.E.S. Campaign collaborating with the National Homelessness Law Center and National Alliance to End Homelessness to get busses down to the U.S. Supreme Court on April 22nd.

A bus will be provided at no cost for individuals who need a ride. We're also coordinating car pools to Washington DC.