What About Maria? We Need a Federal Plan More Focused on Homelessness Among Older Adults
Experiencing homelessness as an older adult is different than for a younger person.
Continue Reading →Experiencing homelessness as an older adult is different than for a younger person.
Continue Reading →For the past six months, our National Initiatives Team has fanned out across the country—sitting down with communities from Anchorage to Miami and many, many places in between... Continue Reading →
This month, we pay respect to Black history by sharing resources that can help deepen our understanding of racist policies and practices that affect our ability to create more... Continue Reading →
We’ve been so excited to get Home, Together out into the world – to hear your thoughts and critiques, and to sit down with you to talk through how... Continue Reading →
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development released its report summarizing the data from communities’ 2018 Point-in-Time (PIT) counts. The total number of people experiencing either sheltered or unsheltered... Continue Reading →
For nearly three decades, advocates for people experiencing homelessness nationwide have taken one day out of the year to remember those who have passed due to the trauma of... Continue Reading →
HUD Assistant Secretary Neal Rackleff served as our Council Chair in 2018. As he transitions out of that role, we sat down with him to talk about the importance of... Continue Reading →
HUD's recent awards of new mainstream vouchers expands the resources communities can tap into for single adults experiencing homelessness. Read more from Policy Director Lindsay Knotts about... Continue Reading →
Los Angeles County launched three programs in 2017 to build new links between the Youth Coordinated Entry System and the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. LA County... Continue Reading →
In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October, learn how the Domestic Violence and Housing Technical Assistance Consortium works to address the needs of survivors experiencing... Continue Reading →