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MCCH Staff Rings Our Housing Bell
In the past month, the staff of Keys First, our newest permanent supportive housing program, helped three people move into permanent homes. Watch MCCH staff member Thomas ring our Housing Bell in celebration of his clients ending their homelessness! 

On June 7, Montgomery County’s Interagency Commission on Homelessness (ICH) hosted a Community Memorial Service to commemorate the lives of 61 people in our community who died since 2016 after experiencing homelessness. At this event, MCCH announced our partnership in the Inside (Not Outside) campaign, a movement with the goal of ending chronic homelessness in Montgomery County by the end of 2017.

More than 230 county residents are chronically homeless, which means they have a disability and have experienced extended periods of homelessness. MCCH is currently developing a new program to support many of these individuals. Stay tuned for an announcement about this program in the coming weeks! 
Residents at Seneca Heights Apartments enjoyed a weekend art show, thanks to the creativity of our volunteer, Micaela, and the paintings created and donated by the Positive Energy Art Studio. Residents enjoyed a few light snacks and browsed 75 pieces of art that they were then able to take home and hang in their own apartments. Thanks again to Micaela and the many helping hands from PEAS for bringing art to our clients and brightening up their homes! 

Thanks to our partners from Marriott, the playgrounds and outdoor areas at Seneca Heights Apartments are ready for some summer fun!

For their annual Spirit to Serve day, these awesome volunteers spread tons of mulch, painted outdoor furniture, and prepared the garden for planting. This group effort provided a beautiful outdoor area for Seneca Heights residents of all ages to enjoy! 

A group of dedicated GSK volunteers recently spruced up our VA Safe Havens outdoor areas.

Not only did they spend hours pulling weeds, mulching and planting, they also donated all the mulch, plants and some brand-new lawn furniture for our veteran residents!
Thank you for your commitment to ensuring that all Montgomery County residents have a safe, stable and affordable place to call home!

Sincerely,



Susie Sinclair-Smith, Executive Director
Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless and  President of Coalition Homes
600-B East Gude Drive Rockville MD, 20850
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