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Housing Stability Collaborative: Year One

Friday, September 19, 2025

What if we could predict when a family is about to lose their home—even before they know it themselves? What if we could step in with help before the eviction notice arrives, before a crisis turns into homelessness? That’s exactly what we are building in Cincinnati through an innovative program…

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Caring for the Caregivers

Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Burnout Is Not Inevitable: Supporting Our Homeless Services Workforce  Every day, people working in homeless services show up for others — offering housing support, crisis intervention, emotional care, and often, hope. But showing up takes a toll on caregivers. The emotional weight of the work, paired with limited resources and…

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Back to School

Thursday, August 28, 2025

Rising Homelessness Among School-Aged Children Last year, homelessness across the U.S. surged by 18%. Affecting 771,480 people, with nearly 150,000 children under 18 experiencing homelessness on a single night. A 33% jump from 2023. Families bear the brunt, with a 39% increase among people in families with children. As you…

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Criminalizing Homelessness Will Make Everyone Less Safe

Tuesday, August 26, 2025

In May 2025, Funders Together for Housing Justice and the Democratizing Development Program co-hosted the webinar Cultivating Philanthropic Champions to Drive Real Solutions in Today’s Threatening Climate. Featuring leaders from the National Homelessness Law Center, VOCAL-US, and the Drug Policy Alliance, the conversation was recapped in a blog post by…

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Families Living Unsheltered

Wednesday, August 20, 2025

Families living unsheltered found thanks to new Pilot Program Our local homeless services system never had a true picture of the number of families living unsheltered – or street homelessness. Until now.  Usually, families start their journey to housing by calling the Central Access Point (CAP) Helpline. And some families can stay…

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