MADISON (WKOW) – As temperatures in Madison dip to dangerous lows this week, those experiencing homelessness are in desperate need of emergency shelter.

Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of our community, Urban Triage raised over $33,817.00 to support young people in Dane County who are aging out of foster care and facing the very real threat of homelessness

News 3 Now has removed an article reporting a $200,000 disparity in the financial statements of Madison-based nonprofit Urban Triage from its website pending an editorial review.

Urban Triage, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering vulnerable families and individuals, is partnering with ECHO Suites, located on Madison’s East Side, to provide emergency housing for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Families gathered at Urban Triage at 2312 South Park Street for the school supplies giveaway.

Madison nonprofit Urban Triage will host its annual Back to School Supply Giveaway on Sept. 15 from 2-6 p.m. at its 2312 S. Park St. location.

Urban Triage's Emerging Adults Transitional Home stands as a testament to our unwavering commitment to Madison's youth.

Since its founding in 2019, Urban Triage has remained steadfast in its mission to empower and uplift vulnerable communities and communities of color in Dane County.

Ruthanna Hutton-Okpalaeke leads Urban Triage’s agricultural programs, managing farmland at the Farley Center and organizing workshops on farm business development and specialty crops.

Brandi Grayson, CEO of Urban Triage, highlights the organization’s mission to uplift marginalized communities in Madison through transformative programs.

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Urban Triage CEO Brandi Grayson describes the group's Unhoused Youth Initiative and providing a transitional living space on Madison's north side for young adults who have aged out of  foster care.