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All-In to End Homelessness
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act – the first major federal law to address homelessness in the United States. But, with more than 3.5 million Americans still homeless each year, we need to finish what we started. Now is the time to take your stand
Her school doesn't want her... just because she's homeless.
1.4 million children are homeless every year. Many are wrongly removed from school. You can change her future. Make sure the bus picks her up. Keep her in class with her friends and teachers. Your $15 is the gift of an education. To find out more about Project LEARN, please
New Facebook Fan Page
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Thanks for joining the cause - more than 1,200 members! Won't you join us by "liking" our new facebook fan page? Doing so will allow you to receive more frequent updates on the work to end homelessness in America, and will make it easier for us to …
Housing Rights on the World Stage: United Nations Review Tomorrow!
Tomorrow, Friday, November 5, the United States will undergo its first-ever Universal Periodic Review (UPR) before the UN Human Rights Council. The U.S. will answer direct questions from the Council and other UN member nations about its human rights …
The Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent & End Homelessness: Our Take
Today the landmark Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent & End Homelessness was unveiled at a White House press conference. The plan was required by legislation passed last year due to the advocacy of the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty and …
Why is this campaign important to you?
I knew nothing about your cause until I met Danae Vachata. Ironically she had called to help my tiny non profit maximize its reach to the fragile population we serve. We hold volunteer health clinics two nights a week. She wants us to succeed. She has nothing. Nothing MATERIAL. But an endless desire to help anyone who has no resources---homeless, healthcare, hungry, and to Danae most importantly----education. She told me her story and I hired her on the spot. And believe me she was not...
…I knew nothing about your cause until I met Danae Vachata. Ironically she had called to help my tiny non profit maximize its reach to the fragile population we serve. We hold volunteer health clinics two nights a week. She wants us to succeed. She has nothing. Nothing MATERIAL. But an endless desire to help anyone who has no resources---homeless, healthcare, hungry, and to Danae most importantly----education. She told me her story and I hired her on the spot. And believe me she was not looking for a job. She wanted to teach me how to capture goods for my clinic. She has applied for med school and worked as a waitress. No shame. I increased the hourly wage and begged her to join my staff. You have heard of no job too big or too small? She truly has set us on a whole new professional standard. The youngest. The sweetest. The hope.
The statisitics on homelessness in this country are heart breaking. Its so easy for us to to get judgemental and assume folks are homeless due to their own fault. The reality is that is NOT always the truth. We need to at the very least be educated on what is going on in this crucial area.