“No Place to Grow Old” Documentary to Spotlight Homelessness Among Older Adults

Premiere on September 27 at Newmark Theater

Portland, OR – “No Place to Grow Old,” a documentary shedding light on the rising issue of homelessness among older adults, will premiere September 27 at the Newmark Theater in Portland.

The film, shot locally, features personal narratives from older adults facing homelessness, accompanied by expert analysis on this expanding crisis. Produced by Humans for Housing, a nonprofit focused on raising awareness and finding solutions for homelessness, the documentary highlights a critical social issue through powerful storytelling.

Humans for Housing was founded by Michael Larson, 25, who grew up in the foster care system, moving through various homes with his siblings until they were finally adopted. His personal history led him to dedicate himself to work towards creating solutions for those experiencing homelessness, first as a volunteer and advocate, and now as the founder of Humans for Housing.

Tickets to the documentary are available on this link and a documentary trailer is available on this link. 

About Humans for Housing: Humans for Housing believes that every human has inherent worth and has a right to stable and safe housing. Through storytelling, community engagement, and advocacy for systematic changes, Humans for Housing aims to eradicate chronic homelessness in the United States and provide all people the home they deserve. Humansforhousing.org 

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