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Nashville received a record $9.7 million in Continuum of Care (CoC) funding this year.
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Nashville received a record $9.7 million in Continuum of Care (CoC) funding this year.
In total, 123 families were housed between Aug. 28 and Dec. 9, announced Safe Haven Family Shelter, which co-lead the 100 Day Challenge with United Way of Greater Nashville.
In October 2022, Metro Council approved $50 million in one-time federal ARPA funds to address homelessness.
Nationwide senior homelessness is on the rise. And the United States seems ill-equipped to deal with the special needs of aging adults experiencing homelessness.
Transportation is essential to access stable employment, health care, child care, education, etc.
Tennessee is among the 10 states where an estimated 2.3 million people would gain health coverage in 2024 if they expanded Medicaid eligibility.
The Continuum of Care’s Homelessness Planning Council (HPC) adopted a newly updated three-year Strategic Plan at its September meeting.
A timeline of the past 20 years that lead up to the creation of an Office of Homeless Services in Metro government.
HopeFest is the next large homeless service event, which is held Oct. 9, 2023, at War Memorial Plaza.