We’re preventing homelessness and supporting housing stability.
Imagine for a moment what it would feel like if you did not have your home, your sanctuary:
- Where you safely put your kids to bed each night.
- Where you refresh and recharge after a long day.
- Where you launch yourself back into the world each morning.
Because we can imagine how isolated and harmful that would feel, we deeply care that too many of our neighbors–families, single adults, youth–do not have that safe and welcoming place to call home.
Home is the foundation for a meaningful life – a sense of community, success in school, the ability to find and keep a job, and overall financial stability start with permanent housing. Our neighbors may need additional supports to create a stable life, but without a roof over their head, the challenges can be overwhelming.
Never before have so many partners – community members, social service agencies, government, faith organizations, and businesses — agreed to join forces, to work together, and to use new innovative approaches to make sure that homelessness becomes as rare and as brief as possible here.
Home for Good: Supportive housing
Persistent homelessness is one of our community’s complex challenges. Home for Good aims to help our most visible and vulnerable people experiencing homelessness. Working with partner agencies, we connect these people with housing and support services.
Landlord Housing Partnership
Our community’s landlords receive resources and support through this unique partnership. Together, we’re growing the number of rental units available to community members who need housing.