This week, USICH published a tool to help CoCs better understand reallocations. Creating Effective Systems to End Homelessness: A Guide to Reallocating Funds in the CoC Program.
Continue Reading →Forty years ago, the U.S. government took the bold step of making the landmark Runaway and Homeless Youth Act, or RHYA, the law of the land.... Continue Reading →
People experiencing homelessness need homes. This is the simple solution to ending homelessness, right? The complexity comes in finding, and funding, the homes. Read on to find out how... Continue Reading →
HUD’s annual Point-in-Time (PIT) count serves as the most consistent year-to-year measure of the number of people experiencing homelessness in America. However, the PIT count has... Continue Reading →
Whether as a result of a health or economic crisis or fleeing domestic violence, the experience of homelessness is extremely traumatizing for families generally, and can be especially traumatizing... Continue Reading →
Ending homelessness among families and children is a priority for the nation and for every community; using tailored interventions and assistance unique to the needs of families is one... Continue Reading →
Homelessness has many faces. People experiencing homelessness can be old or young, male or female, and can come from any ethnic background.
Continue Reading →When I joined the staff of Northern Virginia Family Service (NVSF) as the program manager of the SERVE Shelter in February 2010, I had many things to learn about the 6... Continue Reading →
The 25 Cities Effort is designed to help communities intensify and integrate their local efforts to end Veteran and chronic homelessness.
Continue Reading →Two partnerships in Tennessee that are making a difference in ending youth homelessness in the region.
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