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(Update: JOB FILLED) Single Point of Entry (part-time, weekend)

Please note that this position has been filled. Come join our staff, a group committed to the prevention and elimination of homelessness in Louisville.  The Coalition for the Homeless is seeking a part-time, hourly employee to work approximately 15-20 hours per week. This position is in the Single Point of Entry call center, which coordinates …

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PRESS RELEASE: Volunteers Needed for 2020 Homeless Street Count on January 30

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, January 16, 2020Contact: Catherine McGeeney, Director of Communications: (502) 509-7818 Volunteers Needed for 2020 Homeless Street Count on January 30 LOUISVILLE, KY (January 16, 2020) – The Coalition for the Homeless has scheduled the 2020 Homeless Street Count for Thursday, January 30, from 4:30am-6:30am. The goal of the annual Street Count is to verify the number of …

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Heroes for the Homeless

Thanks to a hardworking group of volunteers, the second annual Heroes for the Homeless event will take place on Sunday, January 26, from 5-10pm at Levee at the River House (3015 River Road). The theme is superheroes vs. villains, and there will not only be a costume contest, but music, dancing, and an excellent silent …

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JOB POSTING: Monitoring & Training Specialist Needed

The Coalition for the Homeless is seeking a regular full-time employee to be responsible for overseeing implementation and compliance with Louisville Metro’s Continuum of Care (CoC) policies, system performance measures and requirements.   Duties include the implementation of a monitoring program for recipients of U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development CoC funding. This consists of …

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AT&T’s Believe Louisville program gifts $50,000 to support young adults and families facing homelessness

LOUISVILLE, KY (November 21, 2019) – AT&T’s Believe Louisville program has just announced a generous gift of $50,000 in partnership with the Coalition for the Homeless and St. Vincent de Paul to help end homelessness among young adults and young families. Part of the donation will fund a critical building renovation at St. Vincent de Paul …

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FY19 CoC Full Application

The Louisville/Jefferson County Continuum of Care has completed the application for the FY19 CoC competition, which can be found here: FY19 Full Application. The priority listing can be found here: FY19 Project Priority Listing.  Please direct any questions to Mary Frances Schafer at mfschafer@louhomeless.org.