Resource Audience: State and Local Government
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Congress Must Invest in Programs with a Proven Track Record of Rehousing People
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Preparing for Disasters on a Year-Round Basis
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Model Legislation to Protect Service Providers Who Serve People Experiencing Homelessness
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Model Legislation for Outreach and Services to Reduce Unsheltered Homelessness
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Model Legislation for Affordable Housing with Surplus State-Owned Land
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Model Legislation for the Adaptive Reuse Act: TABLE Housing
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State and Local Impacts of HUD’s Housing Cuts: Data Visualization
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2026 Homelessness Data Dashboards
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Interim Strategies For Responding To Unsheltered Homelessness
Although permanent housing paired with services and supports tailored to the household remains the only permanent solution to homelessness, there is no community in the country that has an adequate housing supply or social safety net. This, combined with insufficient shelter capacity, results in more and more people forced to sleep outside.
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Interim Strategies For Responding To Unsheltered Homelessness
Permanent housing strategies remain both an immediate and the sole long-term solution to homelessness. Whenever possible, people should be connected directly to housing from wherever they are currently residing.