Billings shelters aim to meet the need amid negative temps

Winter is a hard time to be homeless, especially in Billings, but when the temperatures dip below zero, it can be hard to survive if you can't find a warm place to go.

Debra Bonn is facing homelessness and says she knows the struggle.

"It's hard to deal with all these people who don't have a place to go, bundled up and everything," she said at the Off the Streets shelter.

Dena Bishopp is a case manager for Off the Streets, a low-barrier shelter near downtown, and says she's seen people face frostbite and even lose limbs in deep freezes.

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