The Partnership To End Homelessness, previously known as The Partnership for the Homeless, seeks to end homelessness by preventing it. The Partnership supports clients by providing:
▪ Housing and eviction prevention programming – including rental and financial assistance, legal referrals, property owner mediation, tenant education and supports and relocation services when necessary to ensure safety in cases of domestic violence.
▪ Crisis intervention - including access to the benefits for which clients are eligible, such as income supports, legal services, housing vouchers, and emergency shelter and food.
▪ Health and well-being – including culturally-appropriate and trauma-informed individual counseling, facilitated group counseling and peer support groups.
▪ Education access – including family supports to keep children housed and intervening to ensure families in shelter receive placements near their children’ schools to disrupt intergenerational homelessness.
▪ Changing the public narrative – including advocacy, public education, and media partnerships to illustrate homelessness as a preventable public health crisis that is primarily hurting women and children of color. To read The Partnership’s full announcement about its name change in March 2022 and learn more about the organization and its programs, visit https://partnershiptoendhomelessness.org/the-partnership-is-evolving-our-name-to-end-homelessness/.
