United States Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH)

Harnessing the Power of Collective Impact to End Homelessness

01/09/2018 by Jennifer Loving, CEO, Destination: Home

Santa Clara County has found success in using a collective impact model.

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You Should Give These USICH Resources from 2017 Another Look

01/08/2018 by USICH Communications

You should give these USICH resources from 2017 another look.

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Council Takes Shape for 2018, Maintaining its Focus on Partnering with States and Communities

12/19/2017 by Lindsay Knotts, Policy Director

On December 12, the 19 federal member agencies of the Council came together to discuss essential strategies driving national progress on ending homelessness, successes to-date, the work ahead, and opportunities to... Continue Reading →

Who Accessed Shelter or Transitional Housing in 2016? HUD’s AHAR Part 2 Report Tells Us

12/18/2017 by Matthew Doherty, Executive Director

HUD’s Part 2 of its 2016 Annual Homeless Assessment Report (AHAR) to Congress tells us critical information about the scale and characteristics of homelessness in our country.<... Continue Reading →

Driving Action at the State-level to End Homelessness Through State Interagency Councils

12/15/2017 by Katy Miller, Regional Coordinator

We often say that the “magic sauce” in our work to end homelessness is when the policies and actions at the local level line up with and... Continue Reading →

2017 Point-in-Time Estimates Show Significant Geographical Variations in Our Progress Toward Ending Homelessness

12/07/2017 by Matthew Doherty, Executive Director

Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development released its report summarizing the data from communities' 2017 Point-in-Time (PIT) counts, reporting a mix of results.

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Using GIS Mapping to Help Address Disparities in Homelessness Assistance

11/27/2017 by Joe Savage, Regional Coordinator

GIS can be used to help communities better understand the racial disparities that exist amongst those who are affected by homelessness.

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You’ve Been Talking, We’ve Been Listening: What We’ve Learned So Far About Strengthening the Federal Strategic Plan

11/14/2017 by Robert Pulster, Regional Coordinator

Thank you for your input so far on revising and strengthening the federal strategic plan! Keep your comments coming.

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Locking Arms with States Across the Country to End Rural Homelessness

11/13/2017 by Lindsay Knotts, Policy Director

We convened rural leaders to better understand the challenges and opportunities that rural communities face in ending homelessness.

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Communities Are Crafting Employment Strategies to Help Us Prevent and End Homelessness

11/09/2017 by Jasmine Hayes, Deputy Director

We are learning more about what it is going to take to ensure that all jobseekers who are experiencing or exiting homelessness can access employment and economic opportunity.<... Continue Reading →

USICH is in the process of creating a new Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness.

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Harnessing the Power of Collective Impact to End Homelessness

You Should Give These USICH Resources from 2017 Another Look

Council Takes Shape for 2018, Maintaining its Focus on Partnering with States and Communities

Who Accessed Shelter or Transitional Housing in 2016? HUD’s AHAR Part 2 Report Tells Us

Driving Action at the State-level to End Homelessness Through State Interagency Councils

2017 Point-in-Time Estimates Show Significant Geographical Variations in Our Progress Toward Ending Homelessness

Using GIS Mapping to Help Address Disparities in Homelessness Assistance

You’ve Been Talking, We’ve Been Listening: What We’ve Learned So Far About Strengthening the Federal Strategic Plan

Locking Arms with States Across the Country to End Rural Homelessness

Communities Are Crafting Employment Strategies to Help Us Prevent and End Homelessness