Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week, November 15–21, is an opportunity to recognize the challenges people face right here in Port Huron and St. Clair County.
The Food Bank of Eastern Michigan’s January 2026 report lists 23,810 St. Clair County residents facing food insecurity, including 5,660 children. Meanwhile, the county’s Housing and Support Services Workgroup reports that its July 30, 2025, count identified 220 people experiencing homelessness. That count reflects one point in time, rather than everyone who experienced homelessness throughout the year.
Behind these numbers are neighbors who deserve food, safety, stability, and support.
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Small Actions Can Help
Donate food or hygiene items, ask a local organization about its current needs, volunteer, or share these resources. A useful connection can start with a simple conversation.
Sources: Food Bank of Eastern Michigan, January 2026 report · St. Clair County Housing and Support Services · Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week