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Archive for November, 2007

The Homeless Alliance has spent some time compiling a list of blogs that touch upon homelessness, hunger, and poverty throughout the country. Below is a list with short descriptions. Take some time to visit them and learn more!
The Homeless Guy – long-standing blog of Kevin Barbieux, chronically homeless veteran from Nashville. He blogs on his [...]

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As the holiday season approaches and you are considering your shopping options, consider using the Homeless Alliance website for your shopping. The Homeless Alliance has links to a number of large retailers – such as Amazon.com, iTunes, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Magazines.com, Macy’s, etc. When you click on these links and then make your purchases, [...]

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The following schedule provides times and locations of dining rooms that are serving Thanksgiving meals over the holiday. Let those who are in need of this service know about the availability.
Thanksgiving Dining Room Schedule
2007
Loaves and Fishes Dining Room [...]

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In honor of Veterans’ Day, here is a second post on innovative housing models serving the needs of veterans that are chronically homeless. Someone is defined as chronically homeless when he or she is an unaccompanied individual, has a disabling condition, and is homeless consecutively for one year or more or has experienced four or [...]

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The Homeless Alliance would like to hear your thoughts on this Associated Press video on a Washington, D.C. Housing First model called Pathways to Housing.
This model is working effectively to end homelessness by offering housing placement first followed by case management services.
The veteran resident interview by Associated Press was homeless for 10 years before coming [...]

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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has released a report claiming that the chronically homeless population nationwide has decreased by 12%. Philip Mangano of the US Interagency Council on Homelessness cites increased access to supportive housing, health care, and the development of 10 year plans as factors contributing to this decrease.
Michael Stoops [...]

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