Texas Homeless Network

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The city is projected to need $35 million annually over a 10-year period to effectively end homelessness via a plan that emphasizes adding hundreds of permanent supportive housing units while also addressing emergency shelter and prevention steps to keep people from losing their homes.

“You know, you can’t give up, you cannot give up. Because there is something better out there. I mean, I found it here a lot of people might not, but a lot of people will,” said Buddy Garmon.

Help shape the future of Coordinated Entry in Texas! THN is looking for BIPOC providers and people with lived experience of homelessness to join our project to redesign the Coordinated Entry system and improve our housing processes. Together, we’ll create a trauma-informed and culturally responsive process that ensures fairness for all. Apply today:?https://lnkd.in/dMCdKeH7

“What we started doing is listening to what people told us they wanted and needed,” Kahn says. “And that thing is housing.”

On #WorldHomelessDay, we’re breaking down the myth that homelessness is a "choice." It’s not about flawed character; it’s about societal and systemic barriers. Swipe to learn the truth and click the link for our full blog: "Dismantling the Narrative of Homelessness as a Choice." Together, let’s advocate for real change and fight for housing as a human right. ???? https://lnkd.in/dwDnv9Kq

Help shape the future of Coordinated Entry in Texas! THN is looking for BIPOC providers and people with lived experience of homelessness to join our project to redesign the Coordinated Entry system and improve our housing processes. Together, we’ll create a trauma-informed and culturally responsive process that ensures fairness for all. Apply today: https://lnkd.in/dMCdKeH7

Congratulations to Deinisha Tryals, our 2024 Outstanding Service Provider Award recipient! Deinisha’s tireless efforts to strengthen and expand the coordinated response to homelessness in Galveston and Brazoria Counties, along with her dedication to racial equity and inclusion, make her a standout in her field. Watch as Deinisha speaks directly to conference participants about her journey, the challenges, and the powerful impact of her work. We're proud to honor her for the incredible difference she’s making in her community.

Join us in celebrating Christian Assistance Ministry, our 2024 Outstanding Community Organization Award recipient! Hear from the incredible team at CAM as they share their gratitude and reflect on the meaningful work they do every day. We're proud to honor CAM for their unwavering dedication to ending homelessness, one life at a time.?

Join us in celebrating John Cockrell, recipient of the 2024 Outstanding Community Volunteer Award! John is a dedicated advocate for all people experiencing homelessness and those in recovery. As a key member of the Lived Experience Committee for THN's Texas Balance of State Continuum of Care and a Shelter Monitor at The Salvation Army of Abilene, John continues to uplift his community locally and statewide. We are so proud to know you, John!