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The solution to homelessness is housing. NEW TODAY: Our Policy Bulletin on Homeless Response provides examples of how local electeds across the country are working to advance housing first policies that meet people with care, not criminalization. 📝📌: https://lnkd.in/gNaVz48B

Let's help Anchorage continue on a path success in addressing homelessness! Providing access to affordable homes & voluntary services is more effective at ending homelessness than outdated & dehumanizing strategies like criminalization. Learn how criminalization exacerbates homelessness and what communities can do instead: https://lnkd.in/gmeQVSZg #EndHomelessness #AffordableHousing #CommunitySupport 🌟

Voting #YesOnA will: ✅Keep critical care in place ✅Prevent homelessness from increasing ✅Ensure funding goes to the most effective services ✅Build more affordable housing The choice is simple 🤝 Say YES on A to prevent homelessness and build more housing people can afford. Learn more: https://yesona.la/

When you put the client first, you can expect great outcomes.

Housing + wrap-around supportive services = the key to addressing homelessness. Gabrielle, a Flex Pool participant, shares how working with Brilliant Corners and having a home of her own has made an impact on her life. Read more at: https://buff.ly/3UbvC6N

Record breaking numbers of children have been reported homeless in 2024, with over 140,000 children currently living in temporary accommodation. Homelessness can impact many parts of a child’s life, their emotional and physical health usually have the biggest impact. Without safe and stable environments children and young people are unable do the simple things that others are doing around them, which in turn could make them feel isolated and damage their future. Read more from Brea Attrill, Corporate Lead for Safeguarding on why we want the next government to end child homelessness: https://lnkd.in/etidhjam #SouthernHousing #PlanforHousing #ChildHomelessness #NationalHousingFederation #GeneralElection

🏘️ In many cases, communities are set up to manage homelessness, but not to end it for everyone who is experiencing it. Communities are proving that they can only end homelessness if they have systems and investments realigned around getting to zero ⬇️ Learn more about how #HomelessnessIsSolvable: https://bit.ly/49HqKxb

Today, we're focusing on a critical issue: homelessness, housing, and eviction resources in our state. No one should have to face housing instability alone. Join us as we share valuable resources to provide support and assistance to those in need. #EndHomelessness #HousingResources #CommunitySupport 🏠💙 https://buff.ly/3rTXVg8 https://buff.ly/44wFSvo

Rather than punishing individuals without housing options, our communities should commit to the challenging yet sustainable work that has repeatedly proven effective in resolving homelessness. Learn more about #JohnsonVGrantsPass: https://bit.ly/3UyY4kD

"Given the consensus that we are facing a housing crisis in our community, now is the time to unite behind the most effective methods for reducing homelessness. Criminalization of homelessness simply has no place in that effort." — Meg Zaletel, executive director, Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness 🏠 Meg points to proven strategies when she says access to affordable, stable housing and supportive services is the most effective approach to ending homelessness. It is a bipartisan, evidence-based practice backed by multiple, national studies: https://lnkd.in/d259W43H #EndHomelessness #AffordableHousing #SupportiveServices 🌟