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Northshore October 2025
“What’s for dinner tonight?” is a common question in households throughout the North Shore. But for people who are homeless or struggling to feed their families, that question carries a heavy weight of urgency, anxiety, and fear, not to mention monotony. “When you’re homeless, food is always the same,” says Jovanie, a 19-year-old guest at Bridge Over Trouble Waters in Boston, which provides emergency housing, transitional living, and other resources to run-away, homeless, and at-risk youth. Yet food also has a flip side. Anyone who’s worked in a restaurant, attended a company lunch, or even given a backyard barbecue und
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