Destination: Home is a public-private partnership that uses collective impact strategies to accomplish its mission of ending homelessness in Santa Clara County.
Destination: Work
Destination: Home is forging
pathways to employment.
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Homelessness Prevention
We are committed to making homelessness
rare, brief and non-recurring.
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Need help?
Call Family Supportive Housing at: (408) 926-8885
Email: housinginfo@sacredheartcs.org
All the Way Home:
is ending veteran
homelessness
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Home Not Found:
The Cost of Homelessness
In Silicon Valley
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USING DATA TO MAKE OUR CASE
Through Home Not Found, the largest cost study ever conducted to analyze the public cost of homelessness and the Silicon Valley Triage Tool, we are able to understand the true cost of homelessness in this County, predict outcomes and use pubic resources to more efficiently help the most vulnerable individuals.
HOW CHANGE WILL HAPPEN
In Santa Clara County, 7,500 people are without a home on any given night. Of those, 2,500 are considered chronically homeless. The solution is this: permanent, sustainable housing for all, and resources built to last for the long term. It’s time to stop managing homelessness, and end it.
We are achieving this by moving forward with a three pronged Community Plan to End Homelessness Community Plan to End Homelessness.
Disrupt Systems
Develop disruptive strategies and innovative prototypes that transform the systems related to housing homeless people.
Build the Solution
Secure the right amount of funding needed to provide housing and services to those who are homeless and those at risk of homelessness.
Serve the Person
Adopt an approach that recognizes the need for client-centered strategies with different responses for different levels of need and different groups, targeting resources to the specific individual or household.THE SOLUTION
Housing First is a homeless assistance approach that prioritizes providing people experiencing homelessness with permanent housing as quickly as possible – and then providing voluntary supportive services as needed. Rapid-Rehousing and prevention services are effective intervention methods for individuals and families who have recently become homeless or who are at risk of homelessness.
NEWS
April 14
California should follow San Jose lead on affordable housing
Boosting funding to house city’s lowest-income residents is a model for the Bay Area and beyond San Jose is showing…
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April 10
San Jose aprueba prioridad de 45% de fondos para viviendas asequibles para hogares mas vulnerables
To combat homelessness, a San Jose City Council vote yesterday approved prioritizing 45% of all affordable housing dollars for families…
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April 9
San Jose boosts affordable housing funding for poorest residents
$10 million to be spent on converting market-rate housing into affordable housing Believed to be the first city in the…
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QUESTIONS?
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