Buy your tickets here! We are pleased to announce a special concert benefiting the Coalition for the Homeless and the Homeless and Housing Coalition of Kentucky. Jazz legend Bill Frisell will perform at the Clifton Center the evening of Thursday, November 19, and all proceeds from this special show will support both organizations’ efforts to provide permanent supportive […]
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There are new project opportunities (reallocation and bonus projects alike) through the 2015 NOFA. Reallocation projects notes: Reallocation to new permanent supported housing projects where all beds are dedicated to chronically homeless individuals and families; Reallocation to new rapid re-housing projects for homeless individuals and families who enter directly from the streets or emergency shelters
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The Coalition for the Homeless is looking for local community members and service providers interested in homelessness and the services available to those experiencing homelessness. To participate, join us monthly at the Louisville Metro Continuum of Care (CoC) meeting at 3:30 p.m. on the first Monday of each month at Metro United Way; the next
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Support the Coalition for the Homeless on Thursday, October 1, from midnight to midnight, during the Community Foundation’s Give Local Louisville day! For 24 hours on 10/1, our donation page will be active here. Your gift of $25 or more will support the Coalition’s important work to coordinate an end to veteran homelessness, which will lay
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Attention, Louisville Continuum of Care! HUD has released the Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the Fiscal Year (FY) 2015 Continuum of Care Program Competition here. The FY 2015 CoC Consolidated Application and Project Applications are now available in e-snaps. For project applications, the final submission deadline is midnight on Saturday night, October 17, 2015.
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The Coalition for the Homeless is seeking a part-time, salaried employee to work up to 30 hours per week on housing management activities. Hours are flexible. Duties include conducting housing inspections, mediation with property owners on behalf of program participants, tenant counseling, managing leases and managing paperwork for leases, and general administration of HUD funded
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MUSIC EVENT TO BENEFIT COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS AND EFFORT TO END VETERAN HOMELESSNESS Event will include food trucks, live music, and free admission LOUISVILLE, KY (July 14, 2015)– Today, First Liberty Financial Mortgage and White Picket Real Estate announced a music event slated for Thursday, August 13, at the new Norton Commons Amphitheater, to
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The Coalition for the Homeless, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and Metro Louisville invite you to join us at Stand Down/Project Homeless Connect this year on Wednesday, 10/7/15. Stand Down/Project Homeless Connect is an annual one-day resource fair that connects homeless veterans and others with services they need. We are looking for volunteers to help
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The Coalition is pleased to announce our next two Blueprint University trainings (sponsored by the Dona O’Sullivan Fund to Fight Homelessness): one on trauma-informed care on July 9, and the next on strengths-based case management and housing on September 24. Please see the below flyer for more details and RSVP to Natalie at nharris@louhomeless.org. Thanks!
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LOUISVILLE, KY – The Coalition for the Homeless, together with their member agencies, is announcing the results of the 2014 Louisville Homeless Census. The reports indicate that the overall number of homeless people in our city has dropped and that shelter bed usage has increased. The 2014 Census shows that Jefferson County’s homeless service providers served
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