Wondering how multifamily organizations are evolving? Or how industry-empowered employees are making a difference in addressing homelessness? Marcia B. sits down with multifamily experts Greg Cerbana and Sloane Cerbana to explore these questions and much more! 🏡 Check out their full conversation here https://bit.ly/4fEZEKp
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Detroit, listen up! We’re putting $5 million where it counts—into homelessness services for safe, stable support. A philosophical shift that’s not just talk—it's happening. Let's keep pushing forward. Learn more about affordable housing:https://lnkd.in/gkmTcagp #DetroitStrong #HomelessnessSolutions
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I think the disconnect between the energy and desire for change in the social impact space, especially around homelessness, and the actual implementation of solutions, stem from several complex, interconnected factors. Want to read more? Check out Richard Southee post linked below!
Can anyone explain to me how every meeting I go to and every event I attend, I find myself constantly surrounded by people ready to make change happen and have the desire to do things different, yet there doesn’t seem to be enough support and resources to actually do the thing? How can everyone in our space want to find solutions to homelessness and yet nothing seems to be actually getting fixed?
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Making sure daily systems work supports long-term strategic goals can be tricky. Our expert systems evaluators provide a comprehensive analysis of your homelessness response system with insights to guide your immediate and long-term initiatives. Learn more about our Homelessness Response Systems Planning services: https://lnkd.in/gxfAmiMe
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It was fun to chat with Michael Braithwaite, CIHCM - one of the most innovative non profit leaders. The name of the book is Good Work Done Better. www.goodworkdonebetter.com
🎙️This week we are joined by Sam Watts, CEO at Welcome Hall Mission. This episode dives into Sam’s work as CEO, his book titled “Do Good Better”, as well as his work on the National Housing council! Don’t miss the full episode ➡️ https://bit.ly/3He4s9h #newepisode #changemakers #endinghomelessness Blue Door Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness
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"The solution is simple: we need the political will to make proven supportive housing models a funding priority. With adequate support from all levels of government, we can green-light construction on those buildings and with operating funding included, we can support more programs for people with complex needs." Homelessness is not inevitable! Read more about the Hamilton is Home coalition, and what is needed to actually end homelessness in our communities: https://loom.ly/h-nPK94
The terrible cost of warehousing the most vulnerable
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Here is some good news from The LBC.
For the first time in nearly a decade, we’re proud to report an overall reduction in homelessness. Thanks to the spirit of hard work, the spirit of collaboration and dedication, Long Beach is turning the tide. Read more about this week’s announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gseQDuiS
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#SFHAMembers! Join our roundtable for the Covid Inquiry's #LetsBeHeard project. Share your experiences & insights on Covid 19's impact on Scottish housing. Help shape a better future by discussing living situations, tenancies, support services & homelessness. Book here: https://lnkd.in/ejHeCu8v
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At Hubbell, our small but mighty team participates in a book club, which allows us to have meaningful conversations about issues we all care about. AND I LOVE IT! Our latest book was "Homelessness is a Housing Problem," and yesterday we concluded our book club with a team discussion with the author. VERY COOL! This book argues that more than mental health and/or substance abuse, the main factor for homelessness is our housing shortage. Simply put, we need to focus on building more housing of all types including rental apartments, duplexes, ADUs, townhouses, condos, subsidized housing, and market-rate housing for people at all income levels. To do this, we need to make it easier and cheaper for home builders to do what they do: build homes. This means upzoning our city and cutting regulations that slow down the rate and increase the price of development. Prioritizing housing and homelessness means that Seattlietes will have to make sacrifices and accept that change is inevitable. We may lose some street parking, and our neighborhoods are going to look different. But that’s what living in a major metropolitan city is all about! What are your thoughts? 3, 2, 1, go!
A big thank you to Gregg Colburn and University of Washington for hosting our team in Seattle this week for an in-depth discussion of housing and homelessness. Gregg's research is fascinating - and challenges a lot of the popular narrative and assumptions about homelessness. It's a great read for anyone working to make progress on the myriad issues connected to keeping more people housed in our communities. You can find out more about his research and the book here: https://lnkd.in/g4UKadTx (Gina Maffei Zach Hyder Mary Kay Clunies-Ross Lauren Garetto Nathaniel Brown Michael McIntyre)
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Before we shift the discussion to rural homelessness in tomorrow's episode, here's a few numbers to know. 5.6 million. That's how many rural households spend 30% (another important number) of their income on rent. Affordable rural housing is one of the many things discussed in this episode. Our thanks to Housing Assistance Council and National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) for sharing their expertise. https://bit.ly/3UeieQP
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Right now, too many of us in the Bay Area struggle to afford housing, face threats of eviction, and experience homelessness. But there’s hope. We’re joining together, as neighbors and advocates — renters and landlords, homeowners and people experiencing homelessness — to unlock a new future for our communities where no one is left behind. For #AffordableHousingMonth we’re building a #BayArea where we value everyone’s humanity, where we treat everyone with justice and dignity, and where everyone belongs. https://lnkd.in/g7SnCVtR
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