Don’t Miss This U.S. Census Webinar on Counting People Experiencing Homelessness
As the 2020 Census approaches, it’s critical to make sure all people experiencing homelessness are counted.
Continue Reading →As the 2020 Census approaches, it’s critical to make sure all people experiencing homelessness are counted.
Continue Reading →These resources focus on innovative city approaches to address the crisis needs of people living with mental illness, people with substance use challenges, people experiencing homelessness, particularly unsheltered homelessness,... Continue Reading →
To improve data sharing and reduce the burden on local staff our partners at VA and HUD have jointly identified a solution that will allow VA Medical Centers to... Continue Reading →
With the New Year beginning, here’s a look back at the 15 most clicked on tools from our website in 2019. ... Continue Reading →
The following is the first official statement from the new Executive Director of USICH.
Continue Reading →On December 10, a new chair, vice chair, and executive director of USICH were confirmed.
Continue Reading →Prince George’s County community established a 100-day challenge goal of housing 100% of students identified as experiencing homelessness.
Continue Reading →Our staff participated in a listening session at DC-based Friendship Place to learn about barriers to finding and keeping employment for people exiting homelessness.
Continue Reading →For this Veterans Day, Director of National Initiatives Beverley Ebersold reflects on the progress made across the country to significantly reduce Veteran homelessness.
Continue Reading →The 2020 Point in Time count is fast approaching. As a reminder, there are many handy tools and resources to help you organize and execute your count.
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