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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2026 · 30 MIN

What Student Homelessness Really Looks Like in Las Vegas | Title I Hope

from Mortgage Matters · host Mortgage Matters

What does child homelessness actually look like in Las Vegas right now?In this episode of Mortgage Matters, we sit down with Meg Pike from Title I Hope to talk about something most people don’t see - students and families who don’t have stable housing, but are still showing up to school every day.A lot of these kids aren’t living on the streets. They’re doubled up. Staying with friends, relatives, sometimes even strangers - just trying to get by.We talk about what’s really happening behind the scenes, how programs like McKinney-Vento support these students, and the role organizations like Title One Hope play in helping families stay afloat.But this conversation is bigger than schools.It’s about housing instability, affordability, and what happens when people fall through the cracks - even here in Las Vegas.If you’ve ever wondered how today’s housing challenges are impacting real families in our community, this is one worth listening to.

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