Robert Clay’s Post

The Safety of Housing Homeless people, like everyone else, need safety, which mostly comes from having a home to live in. People with mental illness or substance use disorder need treatment, which is by far more effective if the people have housing. And every member of our communities needs to know that we are all safer when everyone has a stable place to call home. The humanity of everyone in the United States depends on our ability to make that happen. https://lnkd.in/d8jCHWrZ

Quality of life concerns are a pressing issue, not just locally but globally. The rise in homelessness, coupled with mental health and substance abuse challenges, has been significant. Our initiatives to address these issues not only ensure the safety of our security personnel but also foster a secure environment for our community and businesses. We are dedicated to leveraging resources to support our vulnerable populations, collaborating with programs like Vegas Stronger to tackle these issues head-on. If you are facing issues like this in your communities and businesses, contact us today for our partnership programs to enhance community safety. Phone: (702) 764-9618 Email: infor@protectoveforceintl.com #CommunitySupport #QualityOfLife #Partnerships #GlobalImpact #Safety #Security

Empowering individuals with safe and stable housing can be a crucial step in preventing suicides. Ensuring secure housing environments fosters stability and support, offering individuals a sense of safety and hope in times of struggle. By supporting organizations that help people STAY HOUSED, you help support those most at risk this #nationalsuicidepreventionmonth

Housing is crucial to ending homelessness, but it's not enough on its own. Families also need support with food, education, jobs, child care, transportation, health and mental health care, trauma care, and services for children to thrive. (Source:https://lnkd.in/eeHyhfUk) #LetsEndHomelessness #HousingCrisis #affordablehousingforall #MentalHealthAwareness #BrowardHousingSolutions

There are many causes of #YouthHomelessness, including family breakdown, financial difficulties, and mental ill-health. Find out more about why youth homelessness might occur, and how it can be addressed: https://loom.ly/j1dxtPg

It's time for a policy change in New York City. The current approach to homelessness and mental health is clearly not working. We need solutions that reflect the real challenges faced by our city's most vulnerable. Let's advocate for change and support organizations making a difference. NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Metropolitan Transportation Authority ERIC ADAMS Coalition for the Homeless, Inc. The Bowery Mission EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESCUE OF NEW YORK CITY INC Project Renewal The Doe Fund Goddard Riverside Breaking Ground (NYC Permanent Supportive Housing) Fountain House Urban Pathways HELP USA #NYCChange, #HomelessSupport, #MentalHealthAwareness, #PolicyReform, #NYCHomeless, #NYCMentalHealth, #AdvocateForChange, #SupportTheVulnerable, #RealSolutions, #MakeADifference, #NYCChange #HomelessSupport #MentalHealthAwareness #PolicyReform

We're shedding light on a critical issue facing California, sourced from The New York Times. California's Proposition 1 is pivotal in tackling the state's homelessness crisis. With over 181,000 homeless individuals, comprising more than a quarter of the nation's homeless population, urgent action is needed. This measure, backed by Governor Gavin Newsom, aims to expand treatment centers and supportive housing, potentially providing a lifeline for those grappling with mental illness and addiction. Despite initial indications of overwhelming support, Proposition 1 is currently hanging on by a narrow margin, with just 50.5 percent of the vote. This close contest reflects concerns ranging from fears of involuntary treatment to fiscal considerations amidst existing budget constraints. However, with millions of ballots yet to be counted, the final outcome remains uncertain. As advocates for mental health and homelessness support, let's continue to champion comprehensive solutions and prioritize the well-being of our communities. Together, we can work towards a brighter, more inclusive future for California. #Proposition1 #Homelessness #MentalHealthAwareness #CaliforniaCommunity #BLHF

🏠 Homelessness doesn't have to be a permanent reality. It's solvable when we prioritize compassion, affordable housing, access to essential services, and mental health support. Built For Zero communities are investing in solutions that lift people out of homelessness and building a brighter future for all, proving that #HomelessnessIsSolvable. ➡️ Learn more about Built for Zero: https://bit.ly/3SMX8sa

Have you read the Light The Way 2023 Youth Homelessness Conference Report? Written by youth with lived experience, the report includes recommendations around mental health, employment, housing and other critical issues. Learn more▶️ https://ow.ly/OahX50Rlrnm

Young people we support face stress daily. Some are worried about their families who are in dangerous situations; others are facing eviction and fear becoming street homeless; many are awaiting huge decisions which will determine their future safety. As well as working with young people to resolve practical issues and providing emotional support through Casework, our partners Helen Bamber Foundation and Off the Record offer expert therapeutic advice and provide young people with tools to manage stress and talk through their feelings and worries. #StressAwarenessMonth