Interactive Resource Center

Bennita Curtain will be the fourth person to serve in this role since the day center opened in 2009.

The IRC will host journalist Brian Goldstone to discuss the increasing number of people who are employed but can't find housing.

The nonprofit's leadership discussed what's next for the day center and some of the challenges faced over the past year.

The IRC has faced scrutiny from local leaders and residents in Greensboro about safety concerns in recent months.

The IRC has faced scrutiny since moving to a 24/7 model earlier this year with community members and city officials raising safety concerns.

Leadership at the Interactive Resource Center in Greensboro held a town hall Tuesday at Scuppernong Books to discuss recent challenges while also calling…

The IRC changed to a 24/7 model to address the rapidly increasing number of people without housing. It has added unarmed security, installed outside lighting and is launching a digitized check-in for guests.

The Greensboro City Council approved funding for the nonprofit after its leadership presented a plan to address safety concerns from the community.

The city council is considering approving up to six months of the requested funding from the IRC to help it address safety concerns before providing additional money.

A Greensboro day center that provides services for the homeless announced Thursday it will continue to remain open through Aug. 5. Neighbors and business owners have voiced concerns the nonprofit is creating an unsafe environment.