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Programs to End Homelessness

The Homeless Services Division partners with community-based organizations to provide a variety of housing and supportive service programs that help families and individuals achieve housing stability.

The Homeless Services Division partners with community-based organizations to provide a variety of housing and supportive service programs that help families and individuals achieve housing stability. Programs are designed with evidence-based, trauma informed and culturally responsive standards to advance equity while ending homelessness. 

Current programs include:

  • Emergency shelter programs
  • Outreach and encampment management 
  • Short and long-term housing assistance programs
  • Housing case managers and wrap-around support programs
  • Referral and system coordination

Learn more about the people we serve…

Stacy and Ed, two program participants posing outside

Stacy is one of program participants who connected with a case manager after completing a Community Connect assessment. Stacy lived at an encampment in Washington County with her husband for many years, until her case manager helped her find an apartment to move into.

“I’m so excited I can hardly see straight. It’s like, for real? Is this really real? Yes it is, it’s real,” Stacy said, reflecting on the upcoming move.  She’s looking forward to simple comforts like making dinner in a Crockpot, taking baths, and cuddling with Ed. Ed points out that the transition to apartment life will be a big one, but he’s confident they can get through it together.

To read more about Stacy and Ed, and their case manager Michael, click here.

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