2/16/2021

Request for Proposals for Racial Equity Training are now being accepted!

The Coalition for the Homeless has received a $10,000 grant from the Junior League of Louisville to pay for robust racial equity training that will be made available for free to members of the Homeless Youth Committee. Please review the RFP here and please pass this along to any colleagues that would be interested. The due date for proposals is Monday, March 8^th at 5:00pm. Any questions can be sent to Erin Rutherford at erutherford@louhomeless.org

COMBINED FEDERAL CAMPAIGN

Do you work for the Federal Government? Do you care about the homeless? If so, we’d love to invite you to contribute to The Coalition for the Homeless through the Combined Federal Campaign. The Coalition for the Homeless is #70000 in the campaign. We have been the leading advocate for the homeless in Louisville for…

Coalition Supporting Young Adults (CSYA) Continues To Work

The Coalition Supporting Young Adults met again in March as a whole to learn what its Planning Team had been working on for several months. A new issue brief of “Voices of Young Adults” was presented this time highlighting the fact that the majority of young adults say no one is helping them with anything…

Homeless Rates in U.S. Held Level Amid Recession, But…

NYTimes: Homeless Rates in U.S. Held Level Amid Recession, Study Says, but Big Gains Are Elusive Overall homelessness remained the same from 2011 to 2012, but the federal government will likely be unable to end homelessness for at risk-populations and veterans by 2015, a Department of Housing and Urban Development report said. See full article.

Who Is Helping Our Young Adults?

Voices of Louisville’s Young Adults | March 26, 2013 Issue Brief #2 Who Is Helping Our Young Adults? They Told Us: “No One” Who can young adults in crisis without support turn to for help? When young adults were surveyed about who they turned to for help in reaching their goals or fulfilling their basic needs, an…

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