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CSHtraining

Protected: Apply for the 2026-2027 Georgia Supportive Housing Institute

The Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) is accepting applications for the 2026-2027 Georgia Supportive Housing Institute, a competitive program designed to build the capacity of organizations working to develop and operate supportive housing in Georgia.

Invisible Peopleadvocacy

Answering the Hard Questions: A Messaging Guide for the Homeless Services Sector

Workers in the homeless services sector frequently encounter skeptical or frustrated neighbors, community members, and colleagues asking hard questions about homelessness — at…

Invisible Peoplepolicy

A Veto Won’t Stop This Homeless Camping Ban for Long

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has vetoed House Bill 437, a measure that would enact a statewide ban on homeless people camping or sleeping on public property and designate…

CaseWorthydata

Clean Data In, Trustworthy AI Out: Why Data Quality Decides Everything

CaseWorthy, a human services software company, is hosting a free webinar on August 13th focused on data quality as the foundation for trustworthy artificial intelligence in human…

Chicago Coalition for the Homelesspolicy

Block Club Chicago: Federal Funding Cuts To Permanent Housing For Homeless Could Leave More Chicagoans On The Streets

The federal government is moving away from funding Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) programs, which provide long-term subsidized apartments and wraparound social services to…

Invisible Peopleadvocacy

509 Homeless People Moved Off the Streets | Inside Atlanta Rising

In Atlanta, a coordinated initiative called Downtown Rising has successfully moved more than 509 people experiencing homelessness off the streets and into permanent housing.

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Shelterforcepolicy

Should Everyone Have a Decent Home? Obscure HUD Document Suggests No

A recently surfaced HUD document calling for research proposals has raised alarm among housing advocates and policy experts.

Invisible Peopleadvocacy

Paying the Poverty Tax: What It Really Costs to Be Homeless in 2026

Being homeless in the United States carries a heavy financial burden that is often invisible to the public.

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Catholic Charities USApolicy

CCUSA comments on federal financial assistance proposal

Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA) submitted a formal comment letter in response to a proposed federal rule from the Office of Management and Budget titled 'Regulation for Federal…

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Coalition for the Homelessadvocacy

Full interview with Dave Giffen of the Coalition for the Homeless | The Point 7.12.26

Dave Giffen, the executive director of the Coalition for the Homeless, participated in a full interview on The Point, a media program, in July 2026.

Chicago Coalition for the Homelessadvocacy

Block Club Chicago: Homeless Encampment Fight Overshadows Long-Awaited Ronan Park Plaza Debut

In Chicago's Albany Park neighborhood, the opening celebration of a newly completed plaza at Ronan Park was overtaken by a heated community debate about an encampment of unhoused…

Invisible Peopleresearch

Research Challenges What People Assume About Homeless Pet Owners

Research and on-the-ground observations are challenging widespread assumptions that homeless people neglect or harm their companion animals.

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