Understanding Houston的动态

In 2024, 3,280 people were experiencing homelessness across Harris, Fort Bend, and Montgomery counties. Since 2020, we've seen a 17% decrease in overall homelessness and a 33% drop in unsheltered homelessness. Thanks to Houston's Housing First model, homelessness has been reduced by an incredible 60% since 2011! But as COVID-19 relief funding comes to an end, we need $50 million annually to sustain this progress. Without continued funding, homelessness could rise by 60% again by 2026. ?? Houston's success has been built on strong collaboration with local leaders, public-private partnerships, and a commitment to permanent housing solutions. Let's keep pushing forward to ensure everyone has a safe place to call home. ?? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gsDYq27h #HoustonStrong #HousingFirst #EndHomelessness #SupportOurCommunity #PublicPrivatePartnerships #TogetherWeCan

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Key Insights from our Ending Homelessness in Houston Event. (2022, September 22). Understanding Houston. https://www.understandinghouston.org/blog/key-insights-from-our-ending-homelessness-in-houston-event Troisi, C. & UTHealth Houston School of Public Health. (2024). THE WAY HOME CONTINUUM OF CARE ANALYSIS OF THE POINT-IN-TIME COUNT & SURVEY OF PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS. In THE WAY HOME [Report]. https://irp.cdn-website.com/2d521d2c/files/uploaded/Homeless_Count_2024_final.pdf

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