In recent years, the Trump administration and other critics have wrongly accused the homeless services field of failure. They point to the fact that homelessness still exists despite government investments. The National Alliance to End Homelessness’ new findings in The Shortage Report demonstrate that this argument is false. Homeless response workers are successful at housing people but persistent funding shortages have made it impossible for them to help everyone in need. Learn more about the report’s key findings and steps you can take to urge your elected leaders to address these shortages.
Speakers:
Joy Moses, Vice-President of Research and Evidence, NAEH
Daniel Soucy, Senior Research Analyst, NAEH
Tamina Chowdhury, Director of Advocacy and Campaign Strategy, NAEH
Rachel Barth, Senior Data Analyst, Supportive Housing Network of New York
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