Anchorage Assembly took the right step on Anchored Home, our community plan to help our neighbors move from homeless to stably housed.
Two long-time community leaders with experience addressing homelessness were ushered onto the ACEH board at the June 26 meeting, and a new staff member has joined as well.
Let’s celebrate a win that will help Alaska youth! The Alaska Coalition on Housing and Homelessness took the lead on a new grant opportunity benefiting youth, and the result is the maximum $2 million over two years.
If you are a housing provider and are interested in learning about the opportunity for expanding your current CoC project or adding a new bonus project, join us for a short presentation and Q and A this Thursday at 3 p.m.
One way we assist our unhoused neighbors is by hosting regular case conferencing, which serve as a platform for sharing vital information about clients' situations, whereabouts, challenges and assets.
In partnership with SALA medics, our street outreach teams provide access to medical supplies and care to unsheltered clients reached during pop-up events and visits to camps.
Thao and her husband, Cory Detty, are among 15 landlords partnering with the Next Step housing collaboration led by the Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness. They say the program is working because it supports clients and property owners.
Through the Next Step housing collaboration, a veteran is finally housed and making use of benefits to which he’s been entitled all along.
Today’s Supreme Court ruling in the City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson is disappointing but will not change the work of the Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness to provide needed supports for basic needs of our unsheltered neighbors.
Dozens of people living outdoors in Anchorage are getting a chance to transition from encampments directly to housing.
We started Next Step as a pilot to prove the concept of how working together, we could successfully house our neighbors coming out of homelessness.
Our Housing Retention Case Conferencing has generated helpful tools and tips for case managers working to ensure that clients who have been housed, stay housed.
Hosting a kit-making party is a fun and impactful way to gather friends and family while supporting neighbors experiencing homelessness.
Our community will soon begin our collaborative application for the annual grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Do you have extra furniture taking up space? Consider a donation to Shiloh Community Housing. The organization has stepped up to open Anchorage’s first furniture bank.
The Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness led the count of those who were unsheltered. Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Catholic Social Services, Covenant House, RurAL CAP, SALA and Veterans Affairs contributed staff.
Our belief is simple yet powerful. When people are supported in a place to call home, they can flourish and thrive in every aspect of their lives
Be part of the solutions to homelessness! The community’s homelessness response system needs your voice.
Two Coalition staff members recently have been promoted to leadership positions that include implementation of Anchored Home, our five-year strategic plan to solve homelessness.