Kansas City nonprofit seeks approval to open a low-barrier shelter in the Historic Northeast

Дата публикации: 16-10-2026 23:00:48

The Open Doors Foundation planned to open a hostel to house World Cup visitors, and use the profits to help convert the location into a low-barrier homeless shelter. A series of zoning citations and complaints from neighbors prevented the project from remaining open through the World Cup.

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