We are all familiar with the old adage about real estate – location, location, location. Homefull in Dayton, Ohio has an adage about rapid re-housing: communication, communication, communication. Read more from guest blogger Tina Patterson about how they use the power of 3 every day.
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The role of rapid re-housing in ending veteran homelessness
Over the past year, communities across the country have declared an end to veteran homelessness. These communities, which range from small rural areas to large cities, have demonstrated that with the right resources, interventions, and federal and community supports, it is possible to accomplish this goal.
Rent and move-in assistance: Getting started
The goal of rent and move-in assistance is to provide short-term help to households so they can pay for housing. Learn how to get started.
Housing is an equalizer
Vera Beech, Executive Director of Community Builders in Keny County, Michigan, talks about why rapid re-housing works for their consumers.
Housing identification activities for new rapid re-housing providers
In an earlier blog in our Rapid Re-Housing Know-How Series we mentioned the three core components of rapid re-housing: housing identification; rent and move-in assistance; and case management and services. This week we will focus on the first component: housing identification.
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