The Concord City Council has unanimously approved a $1.6 million grant to nonprofit Caminar to launch a two-year Mobile Dignity Center program aimed at reducing homelessness, officials announced.
The Mobile Dignity Center will provide housing navigation, case management, food and clothing distribution, hygiene support, medical care and mental health services to about 300 people over two years, city officials said.
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