How Virginia Uses Collaboration and Coordination to End Homelessness Statewide
Between 2010 and 2016, the Commonwealth of Virginia reduced overall homelessness by 31% and family homelessness by 37.6%. And in November 2015, they became the first state to effectively end Veteran homelessness. Pamela Kestner and Kathy Robertson describe how the Commonwealth has used a state-level Coordinating Council to drive change and progress.
Forging Strong Public-Private Partnerships to End Homelessness
Working in tandem, public and private entities can use resources more effectively, identify and close gaps, and develop a shared understanding of what works best for a wide range of issues.
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Between 2010 and 2016, the Commonwealth of Virginia reduced overall homelessness by 31% and family homelessness by 37.6%. And in November 2015, they became the first state to effectively end Veteran homelessness. 
Working in tandem, public and private entities can use resources more effectively, identify and close gaps, and develop a shared understanding of what works best for a wide range of issues. 
