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Beyond Housing Stability to Economic Opportunity

Posted on Blog by · July 17, 2015 4:52 PM · 1 reaction

Funders Together Los Angeles hosted a panel discussion to examine traditional workforce models, the current role social enterprises play in employing LA’s homeless and formerly homeless communities, and new opportunities in the field.

Positive Outcomes for Victims of Domestic Violence and Families through Housing First Pilot Program

Posted on Blog by · March 02, 2015 9:47 AM

Beginning in 2009, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation supported a pilot program to prevent homelessness for survivors of domestic violence and their families. Here's what they learned.

Housing-Based Solutions Can End Homelessness

Posted on Blog by · April 30, 2014 2:51 PM · 1 reaction

We know what works. Philanthropy can help take it to scale.

What We’ve Learned about What Works to End Chronic Homelessness

Posted on Blog by · March 11, 2014 9:10 AM

The 100,000 Homes Campaign is using data to end and prevent homelessness - and you can too.

Veterans' Housing First Program

Posted on Blog by · September 19, 2013 9:00 AM

By combining the power of public and private funding with the expertise of programs such as Pathways DC, we have provided a tangible, permanent solution to one of the greatest social shortcomings of our time.

Housing Trust Funds: A Step After Housing First

Posted on Blog by · September 09, 2013 12:00 PM

Can we actually find affordable housing for everyone? What is philanthropy’s role?

Housing is Healthcare

Posted on Blog by · August 06, 2013 10:00 AM

What is your best guess for the average life expectancy of homeless individuals?

Post-Conference Guest Blog: Top 3 Things I Took Away from This Summer’s Conference

Posted on Blog by · August 01, 2013 10:00 AM

Every summer the National Alliance to End Homelessness conference on ending homelessness has been a highlight for me. It reinvigorates me. It teaches me. It reminds me why we do this work – day in and day out.

Thinking More Broadly About a Place to Call Home

Posted on Blog by · April 16, 2013 12:55 PM

In the shadow of sequestration and increasingly constrained public sector resources, the goal of ending family homelessness seems to move continually further out of reach.

Looking Ahead: A Vision for Ending Family Homelessness

Posted on Blog by · February 01, 2013 2:33 PM

At the Gates Foundation, we’re now entering the 14th year of our work in Washington State to reduce family homelessness. That may sound like a long time, but when dealing with a problem as complex and seemingly intractable as family homelessness, time is required to find and implement changes with the potential to have real impact.

Pages tagged "housing first"

Funders Together Los Angeles hosted a panel discussion to examine traditional workforce models, the current role social enterprises play in employing LA’s homeless and formerly homeless communities, and new opportunities in the field.

Beginning in 2009, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation supported a pilot program to prevent homelessness for survivors of domestic violence and their families. Here's what they learned.

We know what works. Philanthropy can help take it to scale.

The 100,000 Homes Campaign is using data to end and prevent homelessness - and you can too.

By combining the power of public and private funding with the expertise of programs such as Pathways DC, we have provided a tangible, permanent solution to one of the greatest social shortcomings of our time.

Can we actually find affordable housing for everyone? What is philanthropy’s role?

What is your best guess for the average life expectancy of homeless individuals?

Every summer the National Alliance to End Homelessness conference on ending homelessness has been a highlight for me. It reinvigorates me. It teaches me. It reminds me why we do this work – day in and day out.

In the shadow of sequestration and increasingly constrained public sector resources, the goal of ending family homelessness seems to move continually further out of reach.