Shelter against the wind
Joe Kline/Idaho State Journal Julia Willard and her daughter Ashlyn, 8, prepare their shelter for the evening at Caldwell Park on Saturday for the homeless awareness event and fundraiser for Aid for Friends.

dbryce@journalnet.com

POCATELLO - Although Southeast Idaho has not yet experienced a significant increase in the number of homeless people, there still are hundreds in need of shelter, including more children and single women.

And B.J. Stensland, executive director at Aid For Friends in Pocatello, said more families are in need of housing assistance.

For the rest of this story, see Sunday's Idaho State Journal.

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