We were honored to sponsor and attend the 28th Annual Way to WIN Gala in New York City. Founded in 1983 in midtown Manhattan, Women In Need (WIN) has grown to become the largest provider of family shelter and supportive housing in New York City as they work towards breaking the cycle of intergenerational homelessness. 80% of the NYC homeless population are families, including more than 11,000 children under the age of five, making this a cause close to our heart. We are proud to support this incredible organization and look forward to more opportunities to volunteer throughout the year.
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Beginning February 19, WTTW - Chicago PBS's FIRSTHAND: Homeless will introduce five unhoused people who reflect the diverse and unique challenges of homelessness in Chicago. We are proud to be a community engagement partner for WTTW - Chicago PBS's FIRSTHAND: Homeless, the newest addition to the award-winning FIRSTHAND multi-platform, a multi-year initiative focusing on the firsthand experiences of people facing critical issues in Chicago. Visit wttw.com/firsthand on February 19 to explore the project. #FIRSTHANDwttw #endhomelessness #allchicago
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Introducing our 2024 Homelessness Prevention Strategy: The overwhelming cost of housing in the Portland region leaves too many people with little choice but to camp outside, double up in cramped apartments, or take other drastic measures. In response to the persisting homelessness crisis, Impact NW has created an updated 2024 Homelessness Prevention Strategy. This document explains the key factors amplifying housing insecurity and homelessness in Portland and communicates Impact NW’s role in addressing this humanitarian crisis through suggested near and long term solutions. Want to learn more and get involved? Read our 2024 Homelessness Prevention Strategy and join our Advocacy group at https://lnkd.in/gHC2s674 Help us create a future where housing is a human right.
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Explore how Core Group Resources made a significant impact in 2023 through the Core Group Cares initiative, supporting trauma survivors, addressing homelessness, and combating human trafficking. Discover the transformative power of compassion and collaboration in our latest article. #SocialResponsibility #CoreGroupCares #CSR
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According to recent estimates, the number of homeless people in Houston was approximately 3,300 in 2023, with a significant percentage from the Black community. Despite this figure seeming small, it becomes alarming when considering the number of people accessing homeless services in 2021, which exceeded 21,000 in Harris, Fort Bend, and Montgomery counties. Notably, the rates of first-time homelessness are increasing, reflecting a profound socio-economic issue. Organizations such as Bread of Life, Inc., Coalition for the Homeless, A Caring Safe Place, and Hearts of Rescue, are making significant strides in addressing homelessness, providing assistance, and creating opportunities. The initiatives range from serving meals, aiding in healthcare access, providing housing, and running a transitional living facility, among other services. Yet, the gravity of this issue begs the question - are we doing enough to prevent homelessness? Read the full story by Aswad Walker from Word In Black at dallasweekly.com #Iamdw #blackpress #houstonhomelessness #communitysupport #homelessaid #fightingpoverty #helpingtheunhoused @wordinblacknews @chanzuckerberginitiative
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What are the costs associated with homelessness? We have so much work to do. >>> The call to solve homelessness is not just about mitigating costs. It’s a moral imperative to uphold the principles of equity, justice, and compassion. For now, test your knowledge: https://lnkd.in/gMsUavvE #HomelessnessIsSolvable #CommunitySolutions
Quiz: the Costs of Homelessness - Community Solutions
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