2007
10-YEAR PLAN EFFORT GETS UNDERWAY IN MARION AND POLK COUNTIES, OREGON – 9.20.07
LEGACY OF ABOLITION FLOURISHES IN ROCHESTER/MONROE COUNTY, NY WITH UNVEILING OF 10-YEAR PLAN TO END HOMELESSNESS – 9.20.07
ADVANCING 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION IN PITTSBURGH, PA AND SPRINGFIELD, MA – 9.20.07
PARTNERING OPPORTUNITIES AT AND BETWEEN EVERY LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT ADVANCED AT WORKSHOPS IN ESSEX COUNTY, NJ AND ROCHESTER/MONROE COUNTY, NY – 9.20.07
THE INTERNATIONAL DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION WELCOMES BUSINESS STRATEGIES IN WINNING THE FIGHT AGAINST HOMELESSNESS – 9.20.07
A JOINT PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT -VA STAND DOWN IN ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA OPENS A SEASON OF CONNECT EVENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA 10-YEAR PLAN COMMUNITIES – 9.20.07
IN THE CITIES: WEST VIRGINIA CITIES FOCUS ON ENDING HOMELESSNESS – 9.13.07
IN THE CITIES: BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA READIES FOR NEXT STEPS IN 10-YEAR PLANNING – 9.13.07
WHAT'S WORKING? NEW YORK CITY'S STREET TO HOME INITIATIVE ENDS HOMELESSNESS – 9.13.07
IN THE CITIES AND COUNTIES: PARTNERS LINE UP TO WELCOME NEIGHBORS THROUGH PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT – 9.13.07
SEATTLE MAYOR NICKELS ANNOUNCES CITY FUNDING FOR PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING – 9.6.07
LOS ANGELES COUNTY OFFICIALS GET FIRST HAND LOOK AT DENVER'S 10-YEAR PLAN INITIATIVES AND OUTCOMES – 9.6.07
EXPANSIVE PARTNERSHIPS CREATE NEW PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES IN ST. LOUIS, FURTHERING THE CITY'S 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION – 9.6.07
ST. LOUIS AND MISSOURI IMPLEMENTATION MOVES FORWARD – 8.29.07
LITTLE ROCK AND ARKANSAS MOVE AHEAD WITH SOLUTIONS AND PARTNERSHIP – 8.29.07
NORFOLK WELCOMES HOMELESS NEIGHBORS AT CITY'S FOURTH SUCCESSFUL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT – 8.29.07
TUCSON AND PIMA COUNTY FOCUS ON PARTNERSHIP IN FORWARDING 10-YEAR PLAN – 8.29.07
NEW DATA EMERGES ON RESULTS AND COSTS – 8.29.07
HHS CONVENES MIDWESTERN STATES TO FOCUS ON NEEDS OF HOMELESS YOUTH – 8.29.07
MUNICIPALITIES OF ONTARIO FOCUS ON RESULTS-ORIENTED 10-YEAR PLANS – 8.29.07
"BEGINNING TO PUT HOMELESSNESS BEHIND THEM" – 8.23.07
PROJECT YOUTH CONNECT IN MINNEAPOLIS SUPPORTS 10-YEAR PLAN GOALS FOR HOMELESS AND AT RISK YOUTH
– 8.23.07
DENVER EXPLORES POTENTIAL FOR FINANCING NEW PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FROM SAVINGS REALIZED IN DETOX AND HUMAN SERVICE AGENCY COSTS FROM 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION – 8.23.07
IN NATION'S THIRD LARGEST CITY, CHICAGO'S MAYOR DALEY ANNOUNCES REDUCTION IN HOMELESSNESS UNDER 10-YEAR PLAN IN "THE CITY THAT WORKS' – 8.16.07
NORTHEASTERN TENNESSEE MEETS TO PLAN AN END TO HOMELESSNESS – 8.16.07
VIRGINIA BEACH BREAKS GROUND FOR NEW HOUSING UNDER NEW 10-YEAR PLAN – 8.16.07
KNOXVILLE AND KNOX COUNTY LEADERS GATHER TO RECOGNIZE PARTNERSHIP AND RESULTS IN ENDING HOMELESSNESS – 8.16.07
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER HONORED FOR SPORTS PROGRAM FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN – 8.16.07
MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR DECLARES 'STAND DOWN DAYS' – 8.16.07
NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT MOVES ACROSS THE NATION AS INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ANNOUNCES NEXT STEPS FOR CITIES TO ENGAGE FAMILIES IN PHC INNOVATION – 8.16.07
FEDERAL AND CITY PARTNERS LAUNCH INITIATIVE FOR 10-YEAR PLAN RESULTS – 8.9.07
FARGO, ND AND MOORHEAD, MN COLLABORATE TO HOST MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL, MULTI-STATE PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT – 8.9.07
NACo SEED GRANT FUNDING OPPORTUNITY ENCOURAGES COUNTIES TO INCORPORATE CONSUMERS ACCESS TO BENEFITS IN DIVERSION PROGRAMS – 8.9.07
SAN DIEGO JURISDICTIONAL AND BUSINESS LEADERS MOVE AHEAD WITH 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION – 8.1.07
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA WELCOMES NEIGHBORS IN INAUGURAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT; INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ANNOUNCES NEXT STEPS FOR CITIES TO ENGAGE FAMILIES IN PHC – 8.1.07
PARTNERSHIP AND RESULTS ARE THEMES FOR CITY AND UNITED WAY LEADERS – 8.1.07
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN REDUCING RECIDIVISM AND INCIDENCES OF HOMELESSNESS FOR YOUTH EX- OFFENDERS RECEIVES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR RECOGNITION OF EXCELLENCE AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE – 7.26.07
A COMMUNITY- WIDE 10-YEAR PLAN KICKOFF IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ AND NEW PLAN COMMITMENTS IN OREGON AND NEW YORK – 7.26.07
SEATTLE HOUSING LEVY SPURRING CREATION OF HOUSING WITH SUPPORT SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES – 7.26.07
IN THE COUNTIES: COUNCIL REPORTS ON NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP WITH COUNTIES AT NACo CONFERENCE – 7.20.07
MASSACHUSETTS UNITED WAY ANNOUNCES NEW INVESTMENTS IN HOUSING FIRST - "BOLD APPROACH TO END HOMELESSNESS" – 7.20.07
IN THE COUNTIES: 3000 COUNTY LEADERS TO MEET IN RICHMOND FOR NACO ANNUAL MEETING WHERE LEADERSHIP ROLE IN 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORTS TO BE DISCUSSED IN COMMITTEE MEETINGS – 7.13.07
IN THE REGIONS: NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY REGIONAL INTERAGENCY COUNCIL OFFICIALS PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORTS THROUGH HOMELESS ASSISTANCE FORUMS – 7.13.07
NEW YORK STATE JURISDICTIONAL LEADERS PARTNER IN LATEST 10-YEAR PLAN COMMITMENT; COWLITZ COUNTY, WASHINGTON ADOPTS FINAL 10-YEAR PLAN - 7.5.07
SOUTHEAST REGIONAL INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS CONVENES, WELCOMING NEW CHAIR AND REVIEWING INITIATIVES - 7.5.07
INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS AS MORE CITIES PARTNER IN THE CREATION OF 10-YEAR PLANS - 6-28-07
IN THE CITIES: MAYORS TASK FORCE ON HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS CONVENES TO REPORT RESULTS - 6-28-07
IN THE CITIES AND COUNTIES: REGIONAL PLANNING AND HOMELESS YOUTH TOPICS OF DISCUSSION IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY - 6-28-07
IN THE CITIES AND COUNTIES:YOLO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TO PARTNER WITH CITIES ON 10-YEAR PLAN - 6-28-07
IN THE CITIES AND COUNTIES: FIRST PLACE FOR YOUTH PROGRAM ASSISTS FOSTER YOUTH MAKE SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION TO INDEPENDENT LIVING - 6-28-07
IN THE CITIES AND COUNTIES: STAND DOWN IN CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS REACHES 170 HOMELESS VETERANS - 6-28-07
IN THE CITIES AND COUNTIES: THE NEXT DOOR, INC. CREATES PERMANENT HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN WITH CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS AND THEIR CHILDREN IN NASHVILLE - 6-28-07
BISMARCK-MANDAN, NORTH DAKOTA LAUNCH 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORT - 6.20.07
DENVER POSTS LATEST AND LARGEST REDUCTION IN CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS WITH 36% DECREASE - 6.20.07 KNOXVILLE AND DULUTH MOVE FORWARD IN 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION - 6.20.07
HEROES OF HEALING RECOGNIZED IN NEW YORK CITY - 6.20.07
10-YEAR PLANS UNVEILED IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY, OR AND VIRGINIA BEACH, VA - 6.14.07
CENTRAL FLORIDA COMMUNITIES COLLABORATE IN REGIONAL EFFORT ON HOMELESSNESS - 6.14.07
UNITED WAY OF KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON ANNOUNCES $25 MILLION INITIATIVE TO HOUSE 1000 CHRONICALLY HOMELESS PERSONS - 6.14.07
ACTIVITY IN THE NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY REGION PROMOTES NEW PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AND ADVANCES 10-YEAR PLAN EFFORTS - 6.14.07
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP IN NORFOLK, VA HELPS HOMELESS FAMILIES CONNECT TO HOUSING AND SERVICES MORE QUICKLY - 6.14.07
GUILFORD COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA ANNOUNCES 10-YEAR PLAN AND NEW $1 MILLION IN RESOURCES TO HOUSE HOMELESS PEOPLE – 6.7.07
AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF 2,100 DELEGATES CANADIAN MAYORS HEAR STRATEGIES TO END HOMELESSNESS – 6.7.07
CONNECTING 'HEART TO HEART' WITH HOMELESS NEIGHBORS AT ALBANY, OREGON PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT - 5.31.07
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA PARTICIPATES IN "UNLOCKING DOORS" INITIATIVE TO IDENTIFY ELEMENTS OF SUCCESSFUL CITY HALL - FAITH BASED AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS - 5.31.07
SAFE HAVEN FAMILY SHELTER IN NASHVILLE EMPOWERS FAMILIES TO SECURE HOUSING IN THE COMMUNITY AND MAINTAIN INDEPENDENCE - 5.31.07
IN MEMORIAM: SALLY S. SHIPMAN - 5.31.07
CALIFORNIA CITIES "CONNECT" WITH HOMELESS NEIGHBORS - 5.25.07
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA CITIES MOVE AHEAD - 5.9.07
ELECTED OFFICIALS LEAD REGIONAL 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORT FOR MASSACHUSETTS' PIONEER VALLEY - 5.2.07
GAINESVILLE/ ALACHUA COUNTY, FLORIDA REPORTS 18.3% DECREASE IN CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS, JOINING GROWING LIST OF 10-YEAR PLAN JURISDICTIONS REPORTING REDUCTIONS IN STREET HOMELESSNESS - 5.2.07
PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT 'A PROVEN STRATEGY' TO HELP END HOMELESSNESS IN TEMPE AND MARICOPA COUNTY, SAYS TEMPE MAYOR AT CITY'S SECOND PHC - 5.2.07
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES' INSTITUTE FOR YOUTH, EDUCATION AND FAMILIES SOLICITS CITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN INTENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE EFFORT ON RE-ENGAGING DISCONNECTED YOUTH - 5.2.07
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, "CONNECTS" WITH NEIGHBORS AND REPORTS 43% DROP IN UNSHELTERED CENSUS - 4.25.07
OVER 800 UNIVERSITY VOLUNTEERS ARE DENVER PARTNERS FOR PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT - 4.25.07
FIRST-TIME PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENTS BRING PARTNERS TOGETHER COAST-TO-COAST - 4.25.07
SAN FRANCISCO CONNECTS FOR RESULTS - 4.25.07
DALLAS REPORTS CONTINUING PROGRESS IN ENDING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS WITH 23% REDUCTION IN PAST YEAR - 4.18.07
VENTURA, CALIFORNIA SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT ON DRAFT 10-YEAR PLAN - 4.18.07
NATION'S 10TH LARGEST CITY SAN JOSE AND SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS STRIVE TO KNOW THE WAY TO END HOMELESSNESS - 4.18.07
SANTA MONICA SEEKS TRACTION FOR HOMELESS COMMUNITY COURTS WITH STATEWIDE CONFERENCE - 4.18.07
BOISE, IDAHO REPORTS "IMPACT IMMEDIATELY FELT" OF FAITH BASED INITIATIVE TO HOUSE HOMELESS FAMILIES - 4.18.07
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 10-YEAR PLAN EFFORT GETS A BOOST FROM AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS 150TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION - 4.18.07
BATTING 300! A NEW MILESTONE IS REACHED IN THE NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS AS FORT MYERS AND LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA PARTNER FOR 300TH 10-YEAR PLAN COMMITMENT - 4.4.07
DULUTH / St. LOUIS COUNTY, MN ADOPT A 10-YEAR PLAN - 4.4.07
GREEN BAY, WI TO CREATE 10-YEAR PLAN - 4.4.07
“AT THE END OF THE DAY, THE MOST COST EFFECTIVE SOLUTION IS HOUSING FIRST" - 4.4.07
SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR GAVIN NEWSOM REPORTS 38% REDUCTION IN HOMELESSNESS SINCE 2002 AND PLANS NEW INITIATIVES - 4.4.07
UNITED WAY OF FORSYTH COUNTY, NC EXPANDS ENGAGEMENT OF BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS IN 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION - 4.4.07
EVERETT, WASHINGTON MODELS A TEEN HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION APPROACH - 4.4.07
300: NEW MILESTONE IN JURISDICTIONAL 10-YEAR PLAN COMMITMENTS - 3.30.07
MIAMI MAYOR MANNY DIAZ REPORTS 'SUCCESS THROUGH COLLABORATION'- A 50% DECREASE IN HOMELESSNESS - 3.22.07
UNIQUE HOMELESS VETERANS HOUSING PROJECT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE WILL SERVE MEN, WOMEN, AND HOMELESS VETERAN FAMILIES - 3.22.07
MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL LEAD PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EFFORT IN GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA - 3.22.07
"HOMELESS CHILDREN DON'T HAVE TO BE HOMELESS ADULTS" - 3.22.07
10-YEAR PLANNING, COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS, AND PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT PART OF UPCOMING HOUSING CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE AGENDA - 3.22.07
“RESULTS ARE INFECTIOUS” – 3.15.07
WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON HOSTS FIRST PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT; ELECTED OFFICIALS COMMIT TO PURSUING DEVELOPMENT OF 10-YEAR PLAN – 3.9.07
COUNCIL DIRECTOR MANGANO MEETS WITH OFFICIALS FROM EUREKA, CALIFORNIA AND PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA TO DISCUSS 10-YEAR PLAN STRATEGIES - 3.9.07
PORTLAND AND MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON ANNOUNCE 70% REDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF PERSONS EXPERIENCING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS AMONG “DRAMATIC RESULTS” FROM 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION; ST, LOUIS, MO REPORTS 34% REDUCTION OVER TWO YEARS – 2.28.07
DALLAS TAKES NEXT BIG STEP IN 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION WITH GROUNDBREAKING FOR HOMELESS ASSISTANCE CENTER - 2.28.07
MAYORS OF SAN FRANCISCO, CA AND KANSAS CITY, MO WELCOME NEWS OF RECORD U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT HOMELESS ASSISTANCE GRANTS FUNDING – 2.28.07
SOUTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORT ‘HITS THE GROUND RUNNING’ WITH RECORD HOMELESS ASSISTANCE GRANTS FUNDING AND INVESTMENT OF LOCAL CDBG FUNDS – 2.28.07
FEDERAL GOOD NEWS OF INCREASED HOMELESS ASSISTANCE FUNDING MATCHED BY LOCAL GOOD NEWS OF 55% DECREASE IN NUMBER OF CHRONICALLY HOMELESS IN QUINCY, MASSACHUSETTS – 2.28.07
COLLABORATIVE COUNTY-CITIES 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION LAUNCHED IN ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA – 2.22.07
NORFOLK, VA HOSTS 3rd PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT, CONTINUING MOMENTUM OF 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORT THAT IS ALREADY PRODUCING RESULTS – 2.22.07
ST CLAIR AND MADISON COUNTIES, ILLINOIS HOST JOINT PRESENTATION OF THEIR 10-YEAR PLANS – 2.15.07
REGIONAL 10-YEAR PLAN TO END HOMELESSNESS ADOPTED AT JOINT MEETING OF RENO AND SPARKS CITY COUNCILS AND WASHOE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS – 2.15.07
COOS COUNTY, OREGON JOINS NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP TO END HOMELESSNESS – 2.15.07
HOMELESS ARE CONNECTED WITH SERVICES AND THE COMMUNITY WITH THEIR HOMELESS NEIGHBORS AT 'INDY HOMELESS CONNECT' – 2.15.07
OVER 1,000 ASSISTED AT PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT IN RURAL LANE COUNTY, OREGON – 2.15.07
BILLINGS, MONTANA INCLUDES A FOCUS ON UNDERSTANDING HOMELESSNESS AMONG THE NATIVE AMERICAN POPULATION IN EFFORT TO CREATE A RESULTS ORIENTED 10-YEAR PLAN TO END HOMELESSNESS – 2.15.07
CREATING HOUSING FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES IN WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA, HOME OF LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL – 2.15.07
EFFORTS BY CITIES TO END VETERAN HOMELESSNESS HAVE RECEIVED A BOOST FROM INITIATIVES ANNOUNCED BY VA SECRETARY NICHOLSON – 2.8.07
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, CONNECTICUT JOINS THE NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP TO END HOMELESSNESS – 2.8.07
ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA RESPONDS TO CONCERN OVER STREET HOMELESSNESS WITH INITIATIVE TO ACCELERATE IMPLEMENTATION OF 10-YEAR PLAN – 2.8.07
LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS BECOMES LATEST BAY STATE CITY TO COMMIT TO CREATING A 10-YEAR PLAN TO END HOMELESSNESS – 1.31.07
SOLUTIONS TO HOMELESSNESS AND 10-YEAR PLAN EFFORTS DISCUSSED DURING U.S. CONFERENCE OF MAYORS WINTER MEETING – 1.31.07
PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT INNOVATION REACHES MILESTONE AS HUDSON NJ BECOMES 100TH PARTICIPATING JURISDICTION – 1.31.07
PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENTS IN 7 COUNTIES SUPPORT MICHIGAN'S HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION ACROSS THE STATE – 1.31.07
'WE NEED ALL OF YOU' THE THEME FOR PORTLAND AND WACO PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECTS – 1.31.07
HARRISBURG/ DAUPHIN COUNTY, PA UNVEIL 10-YEAR 'HOME RUN' PLAN TO END HOMELESSNESS – 1.24.07
WINDHAM COUNTY, CT OFFICIALS AND BUSINESS LEADERS KICK OFF 10-YEAR PLAN EFFORT - 1.24.07
WITH ARIZONA'S FIRST PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT IN TEMPE AND SAN FRANCISCO REPORTING OVER 900 ASSISTED OFF THE STREETS IN 2006, THE PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT INNOVATION CONTINUES TO GATHER MOMENTUM AND PRODUCE RESULTS – 1.24.07
COUNCIL DIRECTOR MANGANO ADDRESSES LEADERSHIP BALTIMORE COUNTY ON ENDING HOMELESSNESS AND MEETS WITH CITY OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS BALTIMORE'S NEWLY LAUNCHED 10-YEAR PLAN EFFORT – 1.24.07
“NOT HOUSING AFTER SHELTER, NOT HOUSING NEVER, BUT HOUSING FIRST” – 1.19.07
10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORT TO BEGIN IN DES MOINES, IOWA – 1.19.07
MORE THAN 21,000 HOMELESS GUESTS AND 9400 VOLUNTEERS ENGAGED THROUGH PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENTS FROM OCTOBER THROUGH DECEMBER 2006 – 1.19.07
“A SOLUTION THAT IS WORKING” – 1.10.07
2006
IN THE CITIES AND COUNTIES - 12.29.06
10-YEAR PLAN EFFORTS DISCUSSED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BLACK MAYORS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE AND AT MEETING OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS - 12.20.06
U.S. CONFERENCE OF MAYORS RELEASES 2006 SURVEY RESULTS ON HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS - 12.20.06
MINNEAPOLIS/HENNEPIN
COUNTY EFFORT TO IMPROVE IMMEDIACY OF SERVICES AT PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENTS IS A REPLICABLE BEST PRACTICE
- 12.20.06
SOUTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT COMMUNITIES UNITE TO PREVENT AND END HOMELESSNESS WITH 'NEXT STOP, HOME' 10-YEAR PLAN - 12.7.06
SAN ANTONIO/BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS MOVE A STEP CLOSER TO CREATING ONE-STOP CAMPUS FOR HOMELESS SERVICES - 12.7.06
IN CHICAGO, APPROVAL OF MAYOR'S BUDGET AND NEW STATE RENTAL SUBSIDY PROGRAM GIVE BOOST TO 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION - 12.1.06
MARICOPA COUNTY ONE-STOP HUMAN SERVICES CAMPUS MARKS FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY - 12.1.06
SIOUX FALLS/MINNEHAHA COUNTY COST BENEFIT REPORT IDENTIFIES SERVICE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM AND HOMELESSNESS - 12.1.06
CHICAGO FUNDS HOUSING LOCATOR POSITIONS TO FACILITATE RAPID REHOUSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN SHELTER - 12.1.06
LAS VEGAS/CLARK COUNTY NEVADA ’STANDDOWN FOR HOMELESS‘ SERVES 2200 CLIENTS - 11.21.06
DIALOGUE AND SHARING OF BEST PRACTICES CONTINUES AMONG MAYORS AND 10-YEAR PLAN LEADERS IN MEETINGS FACILITATED BY COUNCIL - 11.21.06
CITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY INNOVATE AS THEY PREPARE FOR NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT WEEK - 11.21.06
A "MILESTONE" IN REDUCING HOMELESSNESS IN NEW YORK CITY ANNOUNCED BY CITY OFFICIALS - 11.21.06
RENSSELAER COUNTY IN UPSTATE NEW YORK MOVES FORWARD TO END HOMELESSNESS - 11.16.06
WELCOMING THOSE WHO ARE THE MOST VULNERABLE AND DISABLED BACK INTO THE COMMUNITY AND ULTIMATELY INTO HOUSING THROUGH PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT - 11.16.06
ALBANY, NEW YORK FIRST YEAR 10-YEAR PLAN RESULTS SUPPORTED BY SAMHSA GRANT - 11.16.06
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA READIES SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR HOMELESS AND AT RISK NON VIOLENT EX-OFFENDERS - 11.16.06
MAYOR'S GOAL TO MAKE BOISE THE "MOST LIVABLE CITY" IN THE NATION ENCOMPASSES ENDING HOMELESSNESS - 11.9.06
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN - 11.9.06
SUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO CREATE RAINBOW APARTMENTS A PARABLE FOR HOW TO END HOMELESSNESS ON SKID ROW - 11.9.06
STATEWIDE
MEETING OF UNITED WAY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS CONSIDERS ROLE IN 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORTS IN NEW JERSEY - 11.9.06
MOVING FORWARD WITH A 10-YEAR PLANNING PROCESS IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY - 11.2.06
MAYORAL LEADERSHIP BRINGS 10-YEAR PLAN EFFORTS INTO FOCUS IN STATE CAPITAL CITIES - 11.2.06
EXERTING JUDICIAL LEADERSHIP TO BRING TOGETHER KEY STAKEHOLDERS TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR THE HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM - 11.2.06
SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTS REGIONAL 10-YEAR PLAN FOR NATION'S SIXTH LARGEST CITY - 10.26.06
OVER 900 HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES CREATED BY SEATTLE / KING COUNTY 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION - 10.26.06
HOUSING FIRST POLICY AND PRACTICE FOR HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES PROMOTED AT CONFERENCE IN MASSACHUSETTS - 10.26.06
ENGAGING ALABAMA'S RURAL COUNTIES IN 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORT - 10.26.06
NEW 10-YEAR PLANNING COMMITMENTS AND PORTLAND/MULTNOMAH COUNTY 10-YEAR PLAN EFFORT YIELDS 20% REDUCTION IN DOWNTOWN STREET HOMELESSNESS - 10.18.06
TALLAHASSEE'S "¢HANGE FOR CHANGE" PROGRAM ENCOURAGES CIVIC INVOLVEMENT AND BRINGS NEW RESOURCES TO END FAMILY HOMELESSNESS - 10.18.06
AROUND THE REGIONS - 11.18.06
NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT WEEK ADVANCES - 11.18.06
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCIES AS "LABORATORIES OF NEW INITIATIVES" - 11.18.06
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE COUNTY, NC 1ST ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT ON 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION INCLUDES NEW PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING - 11.12.06
DULUTH, MN PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT ADDS MOMENTUM TO 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORT - 10.12.06
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY EVENTS INCLUDE DISCUSSION OF 10-YEAR PLANNING AND PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT - 11.12.06
"INSIDER'S
LOOK" AT SF PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT HELPFUL TO COMMUNITIES PLANNING FIRST CONNECT EVENT - 10.12.06
DENVER'S ROAD HOME MAINTAINS MOMENTUM WITH 3RD PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT; CARSON CITY, NV HOSTS 1ST CONNECT EVENT - 10.12.06
CITIES OF ARCATA, EUREKA, AND FONTANA PARTNER WITH HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CA TO KICK OFF 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORT - 10.5.06
FARGO, ND UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN AS FIRST STEP IN REGIONAL EFFORT TO END LONG TERM HOMELESSNESS - 10.5.06
CANADIAN COMMUNITIES INVITE DISCUSSION OF STRATEGIES AIMED AT ENDING, RATHER THAN MANAGING, HOMELESSNESS - 10.5.06
PLANNING MOVES FORWARD FOR NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT WEEK AS CITIES COMMIT TO THIS INNOVATION - 10.5.06
SUMMIT IN RIVERSIDE, CA BRINGS TOGETHER FAITH AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO DISCUSS "1,001 ALTERNATIVES TO BEING HOMELESS" - 10.5.06
DULUTH'S COMMUNITY-WIDE "NIGHT WITHOUT A HOME" PROVES TO BE AN INSPIRING PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT ENGAGEMENT INNOVATION - 10.5.06
HUDSON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY KICKS OFF 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORT - 9.28.06
"100 DAY COMMISSION" CREATES MINNEAPOLIS/HENNEPIN COUNTY 10-YEAR PLAN FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS - 9.28.06
SACRAMENTO, IN A COLLABORATIVE CITY-COUNTY EFFORT, JOINS GROWING NUMBER OF STATE CAPITALS WITH 10-YEAR PLANS TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 9.28.06
INNOVATIVE POLICE OUTREACH INITIATIVE IN ST. PAUL, MN IS CREATING HOUSING TENANCIES FOR CHRONICALLY HOMELESS MEN AND WOMEN - 9.28.06
PARTICIPATING IN NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT WEEK CAN HELP YOUR COMMUNITY END HOMELESSNESS - 9.28.06
ENGAGING THE FAITH COMMUNITY TO HOUSE BOISE'S HOMELESS FAMILIES AND YOUTH AGING OUT OF FOSTER CARE - 9.28.06
CITY OF DALLAS 10-YEAR PLAN READY FOR "THE NEXT BIG STEP"; THREE COUNTY TEXAS INITIATIVE TO CREATE MORE 10-YEAR PLANS - 9.21.06
TASC CONFERENCE AND 10-YEAR PLANNING EFFORTS IN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA SHOW THAT NATIONALLY AND LOCALLY, PARTNERSHIPS PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS - 9.21.06
ENGAGING PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE AND ALL REGIONS OF THE COUNTRY TO END HOMELESSNESS - 9.21.06
ANOTHER "LINCOLN" JOINS AN ABOLITIONIST MOVEMENT-TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 9.13.06
DENVER'S ROAD HOME YEAR 1 REPORT AN EXEMPLARY AND REPLICABLE COMMUNICATIONS TOOL FOR INFORMING AND ENGAGING THE PUBLIC - 9.13.06
SANTA BARBARA CREATES "A PLACE TO CALL HOME" FOR PEOPLE IN NEED OF PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING - 9.13.06
TUCSON/PIMA COUNTY PLAN TO END HOMELESSNESS UNVEILED - 9.7.06
BENTON/FRANKLIN COUNTIES COLLABORATE TO DEVELOP 30TH COUNTY PLAN TO END HOMELESSNESS IN WASHINGTON STATE - 9.7.06
NORFOLK ENGAGES OVER 600 HOMELESS PEOPLE AT SECOND PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT - 8.30.06
INNOVATION: REGIONAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING DATABASE UNVEILED AT NORFOLK PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENT - 8.30.06
ATLANTA MAYOR REPORTS ON RESULTS AND NEW INITIATIVES - 8.24.06
ACHIEVING RESULTS FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES - 8.24.06
A HOME FOR EVERY AMERICAN AWARD PROFILE: DENVER MAYOR JOHN HICKENLOOPER - 8.24.06
FROM THE HEARTLAND TO THE DEEP SOUTH, COMMUNITIES MOVING FORWARD WITH 10-YEAR PLANS - 8.17.06
CONGRESSMAN DON MANZULLO HOSTS VISIT TO THE CARPENTER'S PLACE - 8.17.06
WINNEBAGO COUNTY THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION PROGRAM: A MENTAL HEALTH COURT REDUCING CORRECTION COSTS AND OFFERING REMEDY TO THOSE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS - 8.17.06
AT VETERANS STAND DOWNS AND PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENTS, VOLUNTEERS ARE POWERING THE EFFORT TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES - 8.17.06
A HOME FOR EVERY AMERICAN AWARD PROFILE: SAN FRANCISCO 10-YEAR PLAN CITY CHAMPION ANGELA ALIOTO - 8.17.06
COUNTIES RECOGNIZE COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS, RESULTS-ORIENTED STRATEGIES AS KEY TO EFFECTIVE LOCAL PLANNING - 8.9.06
INTERAGENCY COUNCIL PARTNERS WITH NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES FOR NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT WEEK - 8.9.06
RESEARCH STUDY FINDINGS AFFIRM PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING AS ANTIDOTE TO CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 8.9.06
EVIDENCE ABOUNDS OF INCREASING FOCUS ON HOMELESSNESS AT EVERY LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT - 8.3.06
A HOME FOR EVERY AMERICAN AWARD PROFILE: WAKE COUNTY, NC COMMISSIONERS AND THE RALEIGH CITY COUNCIL - 8.3.06
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA AND PASSAIC COUNTY, NEW JERSEY JOIN GROWING LIST OF JURISDICTIONS COMMITTED TO 10-YEAR PLANS - 7.27.06
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA HOLDS SECOND PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENT, STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 7.27.06
A HOME FOR EVERY AMERICAN AWARD PROFILE: ROB HESS - 7.27.06
CHICAGO MAYOR DALEY, DENVER MAYOR HICKENLOOPER, AND NEW YORK CITY MAYOR BLOOMBERG REPORT MORE PEOPLE HOUSED, FEWER PEOPLE BECOMING HOMELESS AS RESULT OF 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION - 7.20.06
EFFORTS IN SAN DIEGO, CA AND KENTUCKY IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR HOMELESS VETERANS AND FOR HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE USE ADDICTIONS - 7.20.06
REPORTING N FAMILY HOMELESSNESS INITIATIVES: "HOUSING STABILITY- PLUS" CREATING PERMANENT HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES IN NEW YORK CITY - 7.20.06
PORTLAND HOLDS NATION'S FIRST PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT FOR FAMILIES: 50 FAMILIES RECEIVE IMMEDIATE HOUSING - 7.14.06
OUTREACH PLAN KEY ELEMENT OF SUCCESSFUL PORTLAND PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT FOR FAMILIES EVENT - 7.14.06
A HOME FOR EVERY AMERICAN AWARD PROFILE: SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA MAYOR DAVID MUNSON - 7.14.06
FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS AND DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA UNVEIL 10-YEAR PLANS - 7.6.06
DALLAS REPORTS PROGRESS OF 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION AND 26% REDUCTION IN CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS; ST. PATRICK CENTER IN ST. LOUIS RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION - 7.6.06
IN THE CITIES: 800 VETERANS RECEIVE ASSISTANCE AT CHICAGO STAND DOWN - 7.4.06
NEW RESULTS IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO EXPAND MAINSTREAM ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE, TREATMENT, AND HOUSING - 7.6.06
BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA USES "TV TOWN MEETING" TO BUILD COMMUNITY AWARENESS OF 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES - 6.22.06
MASSACHUSETTS PROVIDER MOVES AWAY FROM SHELTERS AS COMPASSIONATE BUT INADEQUATE HOUSING RESPONSE TO HOMELESSNESS - 6.22.06
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT U.S. CONFERENCE OF MAYORS AFFIRMED PARTNERSHIP WITH COUNCIL - 6.22.06
THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD AND KERN COUNTY, CA TEAM UP TO CREATE A 10-YEAR PLAN - 6.14.06
DATA AND COST IMPLICATIONS IMPORTANT IN U.S. CONFERENCE OF MAYORS HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MEETING - 6.14.06
LOGAN PLACE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROJECT IN PORTLAND, ME RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION - 3.14.06
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA RALLIES TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 6.8.06
THURSTON COUNTY, WA "DREAMS THE DREAM" AND UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN - 6.8.06
COUNCIL SHARES REPORTS OF REDUCTIONS IN HOMELESSNESS IN 10-YEAR PLAN COMMUNITIES AT CONFERENCE OF MAYORS MEETING - 6.8.06
MAYORS AFFIRM PARTNERSHIP WITH COUNCIL TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 6.8.06
NEW CITIES PROJECT OFFERS OPPORTUNITY FOR DIALOGUE AND DISCOVERY - 6.9.06
INNOVATIVE INITIATIVES: KING COUNTY AND THE CITY OF SEATTLE AIM FOR A HUMANE AND ECONOMICALLY RESPONSIBLE SOLUTION TO CHRONIC INEBRIATES - 6.8.06
COMMUNITIES IN UTAH AND MINNESOTA MOVE FORWARD WITH 10-YEAR PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION - 5.31.06
U.S. CONFERENCE OF MAYORS MEETING WILL INCLUDE FOCUS ON HOMELESSNESS - 5.31.06
BROWARD COUNTY, FL OFFERS ITS NEEDIEST CITIZENS A WAY HOME; IN KEY WEST, A GROUNDBREAKING FOR HOUSING FOR HOMELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN - 5.25.06
HONORING THE SACRIFICES OF VETERANS THROUGH OUR WORK TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 5.25.06
SAN JOSE HOSTS ITS SECOND PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENT - 5.10.06
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA CONSIDERS 10-YEAR PLAN RECOMMENDATIONS - 5.10.06
INNOVATIVE HOMELESS PROGRAMS AMONG FINALISTS FOR 2006 INNOVATIONS IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AWARD - 5.10.06
DANBURY, CONNECTICUT PARTNERSHIP RELEASES HOUSING-FOCUSED 10-YEAR PLAN - 5.3.06
NEW BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS BEGINS TO END HOMELESSNESS - 5.3.06
CITY OF PRESIDENTS MOVES FORWARD NEW PERMANENT HOUSING FOR VETERANS - 5.3.06
MACON AND BIBB COUNTY, GA TAKE INITIAL STEPS TOWARD CREATING A 10-YEAR PLAN - 4.26.06
INTERGOVERNMENTAL
PARTNERSHIP VISIBLE AT GROUNDBREAKING FOR NEW HOMELESS VETERANS TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FACILITY IN NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE - 4.26.06
20 CONNECTICUT CITIES AND TOWNS PARTNER TO KICK OFF 10-YEAR PLAN - 4.17.06
WISCONSIN JURISDICTIONS BECOME STATE'S FIRST TO COMMIT TO 10-YEAR PLAN - 4.17.06
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA CONVENES 10-YEAR PLAN SUMMIT - 4.17.06
ROB HESS MOVES NORTH FROM THE CITY OF BROTHERLY AND SISTERLY LOVE TO THE BIG APPLE - 4.17.06
NATIONAL GAINS CENTER CONFERENCE FOCUSES ON COLLABORATION AND CROSS-CUTTING TREATMENT AND HOUSING SOLUTIONS - 4.17.06
PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN - 4.10.06
LOS ANGELES ANNOUNCES FRAMEWORK FOR REGIONAL PLAN - 4.10.06
ENGAGING HOMELESS YOUTH IS FOCUS OF BERKELEY YOUTH CONNECT - 4.10.06
MINNEAPOLIS/HENNEPIN COUNTY LAUNCH 100-DAY COMMISSION TO CREATE 10-YEAR PLAN - 3.31.06
HOUSING AND PREVENTION ARE CENTRAL TO SAN MATEO'S NEW 10-YEAR PLAN - 3.31.06
10-YEAR PLAN UNDERWAY IN BUFFALO, ERIE COUNTY - 3.31.06
LOS ANGELES COUNTY FORUM FOCUSES ON MAXIMIZING FEDERAL RESOURCES - 3.31.06
MAYOR'S FORUM IN SIOUX FALLS HIGHLIGHTS INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES - 3.27.06
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MAYORS AND COMMISSIONERS LAUNCH 10-YEAR PLAN FOLLOWING COST STUDY - 3.17.06
BILLINGS TAKES INITIAL STEPS TOWARD CREATING CITY'S 10-YEAR PLAN - 3.17.06
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITIES JOIN TOGETHER TO END HOMELESSNESS - 3.17.06
MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL APPROVE 10-YEAR PLAN FOR LAS VEGAS - 3.9.06
CARSON CITY BECOMES 32ND STATE CAPITAL TO DEVELOP 10-YEAR PLAN - 3.9.06
1200 ENGAGED THROUGH MINNEAPOLIS PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT - 3.9.06
WARREN, OHIO RELEASES 10-YEAR PLAN - 3.1.06
INNOVATIVE INITIATIVES: ST. LOUIS PROGRAM FINDS SUCCESS FOR THE HARDEST TO HOUSE AND SERVE - 3.1.06
HOMELESSNESS AND LESSONS OF KATRINA HIGHLIGHTED IN NATIONAL ABA CONFERENCE - 3.1.06
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN - 2.23.06
SAN FRANCISCO CONTINUES PROGRESS IN REALIZING ITS 10-YEAR PLAN VISION FOR HOUSING AND ENGAGEMENT - 2.23.06
FOUNDATION PARTNER COMMITS $5 MILLION FOR MINNESOTA BUSINESS PLAN TO END LONG-TERM HOMELESSNESS - 2.23.06
SOUTH FLORIDA COUNTY LEADERSHIP ENDORSES 10-YEAR PLAN, COMMITS TO 1200 SUPPORTIVE HOUSING UNITS - 2.23.06
HOGAR CREA DELIVERS INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO RECOVERY - 2.23.06
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY BECOMES 210TH IN THE COUNTRY TO COMMIT TO 10-YEAR PLAN - 2.14.06
GRAND RAPIDS ENVISIONS FUTURE WITHOUT HOMELESSNESS - 2.14.06
10-YEAR PLAN MOMENTUM CONTINUES IN NORTH CAROLINA - 2.3.06
VIRGINIA MAYORS HOST REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON HOMELESSNESS - 2.3.06
WACO BECOMES THE 30TH CITY TO HOST PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT - 2.3.06
NORTH CAROLINA JURISDICTIONS FOCUS ON HOMELESSNESS - 1.25.06
CHICAGO'S MAYOR DALEY REPORTS 10-YEAR PLAN PROGRESS - 5,775 ASSISTED THROUGH HOMELESS PREVENTION PROGRAM - 1.25.06
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITIES LAUNCH COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIP FOR ENDING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 1.25.06
PORTLAND SERVES 900 IN FIRST PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT - 1.20.06
DENVER SURPASSES FUND-RAISING GOAL TO CREATE 349 NEW HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHER SUPPORTS FOR 10-YEAR PLAN INITIATIVES - 1.20.06
PORTLAND ANNOUNCES FIRST YEAR RESULTS OF 10-YEAR PLAN - 600 PEOPLE OFF THE STREETS, OUT OF SHELTERS, AND INTO HOUSING - 1.20.06
DENVER MAYOR RECRUITS FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS TO HELP IMPLEMENT CITY'S 10-YEAR PLAN - 1.12.06
10-YEAR PLANNING INITIATIVES PRODUCE RESULTS IN CITIES AND STATES AROUND THE COUNTRY - 1.12.06
NATIONAL DAY ENGAGES 16,000; 709 LEAVE THE STREETS - 1.6.06
HUD FUNDING "SHOT IN THE ARM" FOR ST. LOUIS' 10-YEAR PLAN - 1.6.06
G2B2G COMMUNITIES CONDUCT COST-BENEFIT STUDIES - 1.6.06
2005
NATIONAL HOMELESS PERSONS' MEMORIAL DAY - 12.22.05
MINNEAPOLIS PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT OPENS DOORS TO THE BEGINNING OF THE END OF HOMELESSNESS - 12.15.05
PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENTS CONTINUE IN NATION'S FIRST 10-YEAR PLAN CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS THIS WEEK - 12.15.05
USICH NATIONAL HOMELESS CONNECT YIELDS MORE RESULTS - 12.15.05
TAKING NEXT STEPS FOR PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT - 12.15.05
NATIONAL DAY YIELDS PHC INNOVATIONS - 12.15.05
BUILDING A PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT EVENT - 12.15.05
IN MEMORIAM: DEBBIE R. JACKSON - 12.15.05
NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT LAUNCHED ACROSS THE COUNTRY - 12.8.05
PROJECT CONNECT NATIONAL DAY LINKS HOMELESS NEIGHBORS TO SERVICES AND HOUSING - 12.8.05
NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT DAY PRODUCES IN CITIES SMALL AND LARGE - 12.8.05
UPCOMING PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT NATIONAL EVENTS - 12.8.05
NEW HAVEN FORWARDS HOUSING FOCUSED 10-YEAR PLAN - 12.8.05
GAINESVILLE AND ALACHUA COUNTY UNVEIL NEW 10-YEAR PLAN - 12.8.05
30 CITIES LAUNCH INAUGURAL NATIONAL DAY OF ENGAGEMENT TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 12.7.05
WIDE RANGE OF SITES AND RESOURCES WILL ENGAGE HOMELESS NEIGHBORS - 12.7.05
UPCOMING PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT NATIONAL EVENTS - 12.7.05
NEW 10-YEAR PLAN COMMITMENT EMERGES IN CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA - 12.1.05
LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS JOINS 15 MASSACHUSETTS COMMUNITIES IN 10-YEAR PLANNING - 12.1.05
CITIES READY TO LAUNCH NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT DAY COAST TO COAST - 12.1.05
ALBANY, NEW YORK IS 31ST STATE CAPITAL COMMITTED TO 10-YEAR PLANNING - 11.22.05
CITY LEADERS GATHER TO EXCHANGE LESSONS FROM KATRINA AND FOCUS ON ENDING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 11.22.05
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PARTNERS FOCUS ON HOMELESSNESS - 11.22.05
NEW RESOURCES TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS EMERGING - 11.18.05
SOUTH DAKOTA MOVES AHEAD WITH COMMITMENT AND FOCUS ON HOMELESSNESS AND HOUSING - 11.10.05
PHOENIX AND MARICOPA COUNTY MOVE FORWARD WITH NEW ONE STOP CENTER - 11.10.05
ROYALS' FINAL STOP IS TO FEDERAL COLLABORATIVE INITIATIVE SITE TO VIEW PROGRESS IN ENDING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 11.10.05
NEW YORK CITY AND STATE UNVEIL $1 BILLION HOUSING COMMITMENT TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 11.10.05
NEW YORK CITY AND STATE UNVEIL $1 BILLION HOUSING COMMITMENT TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 11.7.05
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA UNVEILS COMPLETED PLAN FOCUSED ON HOUSING - 11.3.05
20 CITIES MAKING PLANS FOR DECEMBER 8TH NATIONAL PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT DAY - 10.28.05
MANCHESTER OPENS DOORS TO HOUSING FOR FAMILIES - 10.21.05
FORT WORTH MAYOR MONCRIEF NAMES NEW 10-YEAR PLAN LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE - 10.21.05
PHILADELPHIA UNVEILS NEW 10-YEAR PLAN TO BUILD ON PROGRESS - 10.21.05
TENNESSEE PARTNERS UNVEIL 10-YEAR PLAN FOCUSED ON LEADERSHIP AND HOUSING - 10.14.05
NEW YORK CITY REPORTS PROGRESS ON 5-YEAR PLAN GOALS - 10.14.05
ATLANTA'S COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS SHOWS RESULTS AS CITY ADDS $20 MILLION IN NEW REVENUE TO BLUEPRINT IMPLEMENTATION - 10.7.05
ATLANTA'S REGIONAL COMMISSION WELCOMES GOVERNMENT PARTNERS - 9.30.05
DENVER 10-YEAR PLAN IMPLEMENTATION MOVING FORWARD - 9.30.05
LONG BEACH HOSTS CITY REPRESENTATIVES FOR FOCUS ON TOURISM AND HOMELESSNESS - 9.30.05
NATION'S 200TH 10-YEAR PLANNING PARTNERSHIP LAUNCHED IN RENO, NEVADA - 9.23.05
CEDAR RAPIDS MAYOR CONVENES INTERGOVERNMENTAL PARTNERS TO FOCUS ON CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 9.23.05
NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITIES MOVE FORWARD WITH 10-YEAR PLANNING - 9.23.05
PHOENIX ONE-STOP FOR HURRICANE EVACUEES SHOWS MODEL FOR ENGAGEMENT - 9.23.05
WICHITA, KANSAS, PARTNERS CONVENE TO FOCUS ON FEDERAL INITIATIVES - 9.23.05
FROM THE FRONT LINES - 9.13.05
RESPONSES TO HURRICANE KATRINA COME FROM ALL SECTORS - 9.6.05
HEALTH CARE FOR THE HOMELESS PROGRAMS STEP UP TO HELP KATRINA VICTIMS - 9.6.05
PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERS MOVE TO RESPOND - 9.6.05
CENTRAL ARKANSAS CITIES COLLABORATE ON PLAN TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 9.1.05
NEW PERMANENT HOUSING RESOURCES ANNOUNCED FOR CHRONICALLY HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS - 9.1.05
HONOLULU MAYOR BECOMES SIGNATORY TO MAYORS COVENANT OF PARTNERSHIP - 8.24.05
GRAND RAPIDS STAND DOWN REACHES VETERANS IN NEED - 8.24.05
NEW FEDERAL HOUSING FUNDS ANNOUNCED TO BENEFIT HOMELESS NEW YORKERS - 8.18.05
BOSTON STAND DOWN DRAWS OVER 500 VETERANS - 8.18.05
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN - 8.11.05
$10 MILLION AWARDED TO 11 CITIES TO CREATE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR OVER 500 PERSONS EXPERIENCING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 8.11.05
ST. LOUIS PUTS "HOUSING FIRST" IN NEW PLAN - 8.11.05
PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, LEADS THE WAY FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - 8.11.05
CITIES SAMPLE PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT FOR LOCAL APPLICATION - 8.11.05
NATION'S CAPITAL FORMALIZES NEW INTERAGENCY COUNCIL - 8.4.05
"THE CITY THAT WORKS" FORWARDS RESPONSE TO HOMELESSNESS - 8.4.05
HOUSING FOR PERSONS EXPERIENCING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS MOVES FORWARD IN SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS - 8.4.05
SALT LAKE COUNTY TAKES NEXT STEPS IN PLANNING - 8.4.05
ACADEMIC PARTNERS DEVELOP COST BENEFIT DATA FOR WACO 10-YEAR PLAN - 7.28.05
CITIES WILL 'CONNECT' IN NATIONAL DAY OF ENGAGEMENT - 7.28.05
4300 YEARS OF HOMELESSNESS ENDED ACROSS THE U.S. - RESULTS OF THE $55 MILLION FEDERAL COLLABORATIVE INITIATIVE - 7.21.05
ATLANTA'S GATEWAY CENTER OPENS WITH SUPPORT FROM PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERS - 7.21.05
MILE HIGH CITY SEEKS RESULTS FROM 10-YEAR PLAN - 7.21.05
MASSACHUSETTS MAYORS CONVENE IN INNOVATIVE EVENT - 7.21.05
WACO, TEXAS, ADOPTS 10-YEAR PLAN BASED ON COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS AND HOUSING FIRST APPROACH - 7.21.05
FROM HOMELESS TO HOMEOWNERSHIP - 7.21.05
CHICAGO'S MAYOR DALEY REPORTS PROGRESS ON CITY'S 10-YEAR PLAN - 7.14.05
PORTLAND, MAINE DEDICATES STATE'S HOUSING FIRST MODEL - 7.7.05
MASSACHUSETTS CITIES COMMIT TO 10-YEAR PLANNING - 7.7.05
LAS VEGAS MOVES AHEAD WITH NEW POLICE INITIATIVE TO REACH HOMELESS PEOPLE - 7.7.05
CITY OF PRESIDENTS ADVANCES HOUSING SOLUTIONS - 7.7.05
BRIDGEPORT PLANS FOR CHANGE - 6.29.05
WASHINGTON, DC FORWARDS NEW HOUSING FIRST INITIATIVE TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 6.29.05
PHILADELPHIA MARKS 100% LEASE-UP IN HOUSING FIRST PROGRAMS - 6.29.05
PROJECT RENEWAL MAKES HOMES THE DESTINATION - 6.29.05
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITIES ANNOUNCE RECORD INVESTMENTS TO TARGET HOMELESSNESS - 6.29.05
VETERANS STAND DOWN EVENTS OFFER ENGAGEMENT AND RESOURCES - 6.29.05
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN - 6.22.05
BILLINGS, MONTANA FOCUSES ON PARTNERSHIP TO END HOMELESSNESS - 6.22.05
BOISE, IDAHO WORKS TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 6.22.05
NORFOLK HOSTS REGIONAL REENTRY CONFERENCE TO PEVENT HOMELESSNESS - 6.22.05
MORE FEDERAL HEALTH CARE RESOURCES IINVESTED FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE - 6.22.05
MAYORS PASS RESOLUTIONS TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 6.15.05
MOVING JURISDICTIONS TOWARD A DATA-DRIVEN BASELINE - 6.15.05
CREATING INTERJURISDICTIONAL PARTNERSHIP TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 6.15.05
CITY 'CONNECTS' HOMELESS POPULATION WITH CIVIC INVOLVEMENT - 6.9.05
SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, FORWARDS 10-YEAR PLAN COMMITMENT - 6.9.05
SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, SEEKS NEW RESOURCES AND NEW APPROACH - 6.9.05
MILE HIGH CITY AIMS HIGH WITH NEW OUTCOME-ORIENTED PLAN - 5.26.05
KEY WEST AND MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA UNVEIL NEW 10-YEAR PLAN - 5.26.05
LAS VEGAS PROPOSES EMPLOYMENT RESOURCES FOR CHRONICALLY HOMELESS PEOPLE - 5.19.05
SAN FRANCISCO DEMONSTRATES CIVIC PARTNERSHIP TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 5.19.05
RECOGNIZING THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS VETERANS IN 10-YEAR PLANNING PROCESSES TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 5.12.05
DULUTH, MINNESOTA MAYOR BERGSON LAUNCHES 10-YEAR PLANNING PROCESS IN DAYLONG SERIES OF CITY EVENTS - 5.12.05
QUINCY, MASSACHUSETTS NAMES 10-YEAR PLAN LEADERSHIP TEAM - 5.12.05
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA MAYOR BECOMES FIRST OK MAYOR TO JOIN COVENANT TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 5.12.05
NORFOLK MAYOR PAUL FRAIM UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN AND BECOMES 60TH COVENANT MAYOR - 5.5.05
BRADENTON AND MANATEEE COUNTY, FLORIDA BECOME 190TH JURISDICTIONS TO COMMIT TO 10-YEAR PLANS - 5.5.05
CALIFORNIA MAYORS FORWARD COMMITMENTS TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 5.5.05
MAYORS' SUMMIT FURTHERS COMMITMENT TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 5.5.05
ST. PAUL MAYOR KELLY COMMITS CITY TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 5.1.05
ATLANTA CONTINUES PROGRESS IN IMPLEMENTING 10-YEAR PLANS GOALS - 5.1.05
CALIFORNIA BUILDER USES HOUSING SALES TO HELP MEET HOMELESS HOUSING NEED - 5.1.05
RENO, NEVADA MAKES 10-YEAR PLAN COMMITMENT; PLANO, TEXAS, FINALIZES DATA-DRIVEN PLAN - 4.26.05
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY USES COST ANALYSIS TO FINALIZE 10-YEAR PLAN COMMITMENT; NORMAN, OKLAHOMA "ECHOES" PARTNERSHIP IN ENDING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 4.26.05
SAN MATEO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE PLANS FOR "HOPE"; BILOXI MAYOR FORWARDS COMMITMENT - 4.19.05
IMPROVING PLANS THROUGH PARTNERSHIP - 4.19.05
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA UNVEILS A PLAN FOCUSED ON CHANGE - 4.8.05
GAINESVILLE AND ALACHUA COUNTY, FLORIDA ANNOUNCE REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP - 4.8.05
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA HITS #185 IN 10-YEAR PLANNING ROSTER; MOBILE, ALABAMA MAYOR BECOMES COVENANT SIGNATORY - 4.8.05
TOPEKA MAYOR FORWARDS NEW COMMITMENT TO 10-YEAR PLANNING - 4.1.05
SOUTH CAROLINA MAYORS BECOME STATE'S FIRST TO COMMIT TO 10-YEAR PLANNING; WEST COAST MAYORS JOIN COVENANT OF PARTNERSHIP - 4.1.05
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA RELEASES 10-YEAR PLAN WITH FOCUS ON HOUSING, HEALTH CARE, PREVENTION, AND VETERANS' NEEDS - 4.1.05
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA REALTORS WORK IN PARTNERSHIP TO HOUSE NEIGHBORS - 4.1.05
CALIFORNIA CITIES MOVE AHEAD WITH 10-YEAR PLANNING - 3.24.05
ATLANTA'S REGIONAL BLUEPRINT SHOWS RESULTS - 3.24.05
SAN FRANCISCO'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COURT AIMS TO PARTNER RESOURCES FOR BETTER OUTCOMES - 3.24.05
NEW SEATTLE-KING COUNTY 10-YEAR PLAN EMPHASIZES HOUSING AND SEEKS RESULTS - 3.16.05
LAW ENFORCEMENT CONVENES COUNTY PARTNERS TO SEEK 10-YEAR PLANNING COMMITMENT IN WASHINGTON - 3.16.05
SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA MAYOR PROVIDES MODEL FOR SUCCESS IN COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 3.8.05
SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA SHOWS BEST PRACTICES IN STREET AND SHELTER CENSUS - 3.8.05
THE RESULTS ARE IN THE NUMBERS FOR ST. LOUIS' ACT TEAM - 3.8.05
HEALTH CARE FOR THE HOMELESS WEEK WILL EVIDENCE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS - 3.8.05
RALEIGH AND WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA ROLL OUT COMPLETED PLAN FOR 100TH JURISDICTION - 3.3.05
DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL, ORANGE COUNTY, AND SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA MOVE AHEAD WITH 10-YEAR PLANNING - 3.3.05
STRATEGIES TO END STREET DEATHS OF CHRONICALLY HOMELESS PEOPLE IS FOCUS OF INNOVATORS' SESSION - 2.25.05
47 MAYORS NOW SIGNATORIES TO MAYORAL COVENANT OF PARTNERSHIP TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 2.16.05
SAN FRANCISCO REPORTS 10-YEAR PLAN PROGRESS AND INNOVATION IN ENDING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 2.16.05
CAPE COD, MASSACHUSETTS UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN - 2.16.05
HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA COMMITS TO 10-YEAR PLANNING PROCESS - 2.10.05
GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA MAYOR JOINS MAYORAL PARTNERSHIP - 2.10.05
NEW ASHEVILLE/BUNCOMBE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA 10-YEAR PLAN STRESSES ECONOMIC COSTS AND HOUSING OUTCOMES - 2.10.05
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT MAYOR PEREZ ANNOUNCES 10-YEAR PLAN LEADERSHIP - 2.3.05
NATION'S CAPITAL HAS NEW 10-YEAR PLAN FOCUSED ON HOUSING - 2.3.05
NORFOLK MAYOR ANNOUNCES NEXT STEPS IN REGIONAL STRATEGY TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 2.3.05
PHILADELPHIA MAYOR STREET COMMITS CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE TO '05 10-YEAR PLAN - 1.27.05
INNOVATORS AND IMPLEMENTERS GATHER TO INFUSE SAN DIEGO 10-YEAR PLAN WITH PROVEN PRACTICES - 1.27.05
DALLAS MAYOR LAURA MILLER BECOMES 40TH MAYOR TO JOIN MAYORAL COVENANT PARTNERSHIP TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS - 1.27.05
LAW ENFORCEMENT, EXPEDITED HOUSING, AND ALTERNATIVES TARGETED TO LONG TERM STREET POPULATION - 1.27.05
YAKIMA COUNTY, WASHINGTON, ADVANCES 10-YEAR PLAN - 1.27.05
MAYORS' COVENANT CALLS FOR PARTNERSHIP, RESULTS, AND ACCOUNTABILITY - 1.21.05
10-YEAR PLANS ARE FOCUS IN ALOHA STATE - 1.19.05
GREATER LOS ANGELES TO CONDUCT FIRST HOMELESS CENSUS - 1.19.05
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