
End Homelessness
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The National Alliance to End Homelessness is a nonprofit, non-partisan organization committed to preventing and ending homelessness in the U.S.
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http://www.endhomelessness.org 15-07-2009 19:35:36
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"At Veterans Affairs, we're not just moving veterans to housing and peacing out - like 'great job, here's your keys' and then bouncing. We're helping veterans connect to the full range of health care, benefits, and treatments they earned & need for that lasting housing stability."






It's not too late to join us today at 2:00 pm ET for the AHS webinar! Together w/ End Homelessness and Center on Budget we will discuss the federal funding freeze, updates on executive actions and ways that advocates can get involved. Register today: bit.ly/41cPeMU


Reporters: check out these tips from ProPublica on how to report on homelessness ⬇️ propublica.org/article/report…



.National Low Income Housing Coalition calls on advocates to participate in a #NationalDayofAction on March 10, to protect Department of Housing and Urban Development from staff and funding cuts! #HandsOffHousing


Thank you to the following Senators! 👏 Adam Schiff Tina Smith Chuck Schumer Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester Richard Blumenthal Martin Heinrich Senator Mazie Hirono Senator Alex Padilla Senator Ben Ray Luján Ed Markey Senator Patty Murray Senator Jack Reed Sen. Jeanne Shaheen Elizabeth Warren Ron Wyden schiff.senate.gov/news/press-rel…




For older adults facing increased or unexpected housing costs, limited budgeting alternatives can lead to homelessness, per Urban Institute: urban.org/urban-wire/ame…

Powerful piece from Ann Oliva End Homelessness about the importance of HUD staff & funding. The Admin. & many in Congress are taking other actions that threaten the economic security of millions of families that could also increase #homelessness. newsweek.com/our-leaders-ha…


Permanent Supportive Housing is an important solution to chronic homelessness. The New York Times spent time talking to residents - here's what they learned. nytimes.com/2025/04/02/hea…