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Prepare for the 2017 youth PIT Count
Wednesday, November 2, 2016, 2 p.m.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has announced that 2017 will be the baseline year for using Point-in-Time data to track progress towards ending youth homelessness.

Is your community prepared? Join Applied Survey Research and Chapin Hall Voices of Youth Count as they discuss planning and implementation of effective youth counts.
register for the 2017 family and youth conference
On a single night last year, nearly 65,000 families were experiencing homelessness in the United States. The Alliance is gathering leaders from across the country to work toward an end to homelessness for families and youth.

The conference will be held Feb 23-24, 2017 in Houston, Texas.
Register here »
Has your community applied for the youth demonstration program?
There are only a few weeks left for communities to apply for the Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP). Make sure yours is one of them.

Why apply? Because the work done in this program will help our country move closer to effectively ending youth homelessness by the Opening Doors goal of 2020. Applications are due November 30. 
Apply now »
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Ending Homelessness Today
the official blog of the national alliance to end homelessness
This work is hard. It's boring. And, we're moving too damn slow.
by Guest Blogger, Kelly King Horne, Homeward (Richmond, VA)
The Alliance asked me to share why a gathering like the Rapid Re-Housing Leadership Summit matters. At Homeward, I talk about homelessness a lot and why data-driven collaboration matters, but today I want to share three reasons why pulling people from across the country together to think about taking rapid re-housing to scale, matters.
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Continuing a movement that's Built for Zero
by Jayme Day
Here are some things Steve Berg and Jayme Day learned at the Zarrow Mental Health Symposium.
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Rapid Re-Housing Leadership Summit: What did we learn and where do we go from here?
by Jen Saunders
In September the National Alliance to End Homelessness convened nearly 100 rapid re-housing champions from around the country to develop a common vision about how we can advance rapid re-housing and discuss emerging knowledge, research and practice on the model. Today we are launching Rapid Re-Housing Works, a campaign that will run through January and focus on the fundamentals of rapid re-housing as well as fresh thinking around adoption and implementation.
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