October 10, 2019
Together, we are ending homelessness.
Last Podcast in Series Covers a Sustainable End to Homelessness
Regional Coordinator Joe Savage explains what communities can do to build and maintain a sustainable system to end homelessness, in this final episode of our Home, Together podcast series .
Tools for Building Sustainable Systems to End Homelessness
Along with our latest podcast, use these resources to help your community's response system create a sustainable end to homelessness.
Connecting Systems to Support Families with Young Children
The BELL project in Philadelphia supports the stability of young families by linking the homelessness system with the early care and education system. Sarah Vrabic and J.J. Cutuli from Philadelphia explain.
Report Highlights Vulnerability of People Who Are Unsheltered
The California Policy Lab analyzed VI-SPDAT data for more than 64,000 adults experiencing homelessness across the country, finding that physical and behavioral health conditions, and experiences of trauma, are reported far more often among people - and most especially women - who are unsheltered.
NEWS FROM OUR PARTNERS
New NOFAs for Section 811 PRA and Supportive Housing Programs

HUD released two NOFAs that support the provision of housing for people with disabilities. The first provides project-based rental assistance funding to housing agencies. The second provides Capital Advance funding for the development of permanent supportive housing.
New Funding from HHS For Early Care and Education

ACF's Office of Child Care announced new Birth through Five funding for states and territories that support stronger connections between early care and education and housing and homelessness services providers.


Domestic and sexual violence is a leading cause of homelessness for women and children. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Learn more.
U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness
301 7th St. SW, Washington, DC 20407
Phone: 202.708.4663 / E-mail: usich@usich.gov