End Homelessness Vermont asks legislature for $611,625 to sustain disability‑focused homelessness services End Homelessness Vermont requested $611,625 in the FY27 budget to sustain statewide, peer‑led disability‑focused case management, service navigation and concrete supports for Vermonters experiencing homelessness with complex medical needs, citing high hotline demand and a reported 97.5% 14‑month housing retention rate for a cohort of 80 people.

End Homelessness Vermont is fighting to secure $611,625 to continue vital support for vulnerable Vermonters with complex medical needs, boasting an impressive 97.5% housing retention rate for those they’ve helped.

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Multnomah County approves $20M midyear HSD rebalance, directs focus on housing placements Facing a roughly $28 million state funding reduction, the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners approved a budget modification that backfills about $20 million to sustain existing households in housing this fiscal year. The Homeless Services Department (HSD) will prioritize housing retention and placements out of shelter; commissioners also added

Multnomah County has approved a $20 million budget modification to tackle a $28 million funding shortfall, focusing on sustaining housing for families instead of expanding shelters.

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Addie Smith addresses Multnomah County Commission on homelessness funding and support strategies Smith discusses costs of homelessness assistance and retention strategies for low barrier housing.

In a pivotal meeting in Portland, experts reveal alarming undercounts of homelessness and confront the complex costs of care versus incarceration.

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City Council discusses housing retention funding amid upcoming budget cuts Council highlights importance of housing programs while anticipating necessary funding reductions.

Boulder City Council faces a tough balancing act as they navigate impending budget cuts while striving to sustain vital housing programs that protect their community from homelessness.

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