The 2023 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report (AHAR) to Congress: PART 1: Point-In-Time Estimates of Homelessness
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has released their annual Homelessness Assessment Report for 2023.
Reflecting on HomeAid's Homelessness Awareness Month: Building Hope Beyond November
CEO Scott Larson wraps up Homelessness Awareness Month.
Affordable Housing and Housing Solutions to Homelessness
Gina Cunningham, HomeAid OC Executive Director, on why affordable housing is a solution to homelessness.
Homelessness and Natural Disasters
Kimo Carvalho, HomeAid Hawaii’s Executive Director, details the impact of natural disasters on homelessness.
HomeAid San Diego - WORKS Construction Training Program
Mary Lydon, HomeAid SD Executive Director, highlights the wins of the WORKS program.
Homelessness and Youths in Central Florida
Therese Murphy from HomeAid Orlando highlights their work helping youth transitioning out of foster care.
HFMF Housing for Heroes Impacting Veteran Homelessness
HomeAid Minnesota discusses the impact of their Housing for Heroes project.
The INN Between Project
Isabelle Ashcroft, Marketing and Fund Development Director at HomeAid Utah highlights their work with The INN Between Project.
Find Volunteer Opportunities Near You
Search for volunteer opportunities in your area.
Contact Your Representatives
Let your representative know you support the housing first model.
Project HELP
Project HELP provides legal protection to those experiencing homelessness.
Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month.
Office of Native Programs
ONAP has resources all over America.
Making Progress on Homelessness, Thanks to Federal Initiatives
HUD and VA Successes this year.
Housing Not Handcuffs
This brief report supplements larger municipal research by summarizing the findings of this state level research.
Analyzing U.S. Tweets for Stigma Against People Experiencing Homelessness.
A snapshot of how American Twitter users stigmatize people experiencing homelessness.
Invisible People
Changing the story of homelessness.
Why Has Regional Income Convergence in the U.S. Declined?
Overall, migration from low-income to high-income areas in the country has dramatically decreased in recent decades,
Affirming Truths About Homelessness
Examining public perceptions of people experiencing homelessness.
Low Income, High Risk
Low income individuals are at a higher risk of becoming homeless.