State Report on Individual Homelessness: Permanent Supportive Housing is the cost-effective solution
It’s not every day that a state agency steps out front to showcase what is working and what isn’t and what can be done to make things work better. That’s […]
Homeless Services Workforce Studies: Higher pay urgently needed
Two important reports were just released on the “Homeless Services Workforce Sector” demonstrating the urgency to increase investment in workers. See this report from the National Alliance to End Homelessness: […]
Mass Rental Vouchers for All: Report Released
This just released report, entitled ‘A Right to Rental Assistance in Massachusetts,’ from a partnership of housing groups finds that Massachusetts could provide affordable housing for 240,000 families by investing in […]
NLIHC Releases “The Gap” on Affordable Housing Shortage; National Call-in Day April 26
The National Low Income Housing Coalition released last week its annual report, The Gap: A Shortage of Affordable Homes, finding the lowest-income renters in the U.S. face a shortage of approximately […]
New Data on Affordability and Homelessness; NYC Right to Counsel Report
Two reports for your information: Zillow-sponsored research on the size and root causes of the nation’s homelessness challenge: Homelessness Rises More Quickly Where Rent Exceeds One-Third of Income New York City […]
Racial Disparities and Homelessness – CoC Reports
The Hampden County and Three County CoC’s issued reports on Racial Disparities and Homelessness, per HUD’s request. Please take the time to review this important information. The Network Committees will […]
Federal Reserve Bank Report on Subsidized Housing and Homelessness
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s New England Public Policy Center is pleased to release new research: Can Subsidized Housing Help Address Homelessness in New England? By Robert Clifford and […]
New Report: 2014 AHAR
Abt Associates, in partnership with HUD, has released the The 2014 Annual Homeless Assessment Report to Congress (AHAR). Key findings include: In 2014, an estimated 1.49 million people used a […]
