October 25, 2019
Together, we are ending homelessness.
Increasing Safe Housing Options for Survivors of Domestic Violence
Director of Safe Housing Practices and Initiatives, Christie Bevis, highlights the progress made by the Domestic Violence and Housing Technical Assistance Consortium to build the capacity of service providers to increase safe housing options for survivors.
Linking Homelessness & Juvenile Justice Systems for Prevention
In these case studies, communities in San Francisco and Minneapolis share how they leverage homelessness system and justice sector partnerships to disrupt the cycle of homelessness for youth and young adults.
Bundling Local, Federal Housing Resources to End Homelessness
You may consider leveraging these federal housing resources in order to increase the availability of housing that is affordable in your community .  
NEWS FROM OUR PARTNERS
Adopting “Move On” Strategies for Changing Needs of Clients in PSH  

These “Moving On” strategies from HUD challenge communities to create partnerships that address the needs of clients who remain in permanent supportive housing but do not use the accompanying intensive services.
Recent NOFA Helps Address Housing Needs for Youth, Families

New funding is available through HUD’s Family Unification Program for Public Housing Authorities and Public Child Welfare Agencies to offer housing vouchers and other supports to eligible youth and families.
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