‘Dignity Bus’ for unhoused people to reopen in Woonsocket

Katie Castellani

01/02/2025

dignity bus — WOONSOCKET CITY COUNCIL Vice President Valerie Gonzalez, left, and Michelle Taylor, an official at the nonprofit Community Care Alliance, stand with the “Dignity Bus" in August when the bus was closed because of a lack of funding. The “Dignity Bus,” will be open at the Holy Family Church on South Main Street as early as Jan. 6, Gonzalez says. / PBN FILE PHOTO/PAUL J. SPETRINI

WOONSOCKET – A mobile shelter for unhoused people is set to reopen this month after the Woonsocket City Council renewed an operating lease with the nonprofit Community Care Alliance. The “Dignity Bus” will be open at the Holy Family Church on South Main Street as early as Jan. 6, said City Council Vice President Valerie

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