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Prince William County

Prince William County joined the 1,000 Homes for 1,000 Virginians initiative in November 2011! Registry Week is scheduled for March 26, 2012.

To find out more about how you can be involved, contact Frances Harris   fharris (@) actspwc (.) org

 

 

Martinsville

 

 

 

 

 

Martinsville has announced that they have officially joined the 1,000 Homes campaign. The local campaign is a regional collaboration with the City of Danville, Franklin County, and Patrick County. The region is currently developing their registry week plans. Martinsville has set April 24, 2012 as the date of their registry day.

Stay tuned for more exciting news!

To find out more about how you can be involved, contact Joni Tables at joni (dot) tables (at) stepincva (dot) com

 

Norfolk

1,000 Homes Norfolk has been organized by the Norfolk Office to End Homelessness and has organized a regional collaboration to include Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, and Suffolk.

Registry week has been tentatively scheduled for April 16, 2012!

To find out more about how you can be involved, contact Lynanne Gornto at lgornto (at) theplanningcouncil (.) org

 

Richmond

Richmond has successfully housed 15 of the most vulnerable people identified in the Commonwealth of Virginia! These result have been made possible because of Virginia Supportive Housing's timely efforts to set aside newly developed units for 45 of the most vulnerable individuals identified in Richmond. As a result, Virginia's housing placement is above the national 100,000 Homes housing placement average!

During the week of August 1st, eleven teams made up of more than 100 community partners and volunteers canvassed the streets to compile a detailed registry of Richmond’s homeless.   Specialized teams also targeted Chesterfield and Henrico on July 28, 2011, as part of the region’s Point-in-Time count.

218 homeless individuals were surveyed in the Greater Richmond region with more than half (118 individuals/54.1%) identified as vulnerable and at increased risk of death.

Read more...
 

Arlington

1,000 Homes Arlington has branded their local campaign as 100 Homes Arlington which is being led by Anita Friedman of Arlington County and spearheaded by the Arlington Department of Human Services and A-SPAN.

The Arlington team has finished their registry week! More than 150 community volunteers and Arlington County staff went out into the streets of Arlington to identify and survey the most vulnerable homeless individuals. Click here for the results!

100 Homes Arlington has received lots of exciting media coverage! Find out who's been talking about them!

  • October 27 - The Sun Gazette featured the 100 Homes Arlington Campaign's registry week and their efforts of getting a clearer picture of those who live on the streets. Read more here!
  • October 26 - Our friends at Rosslyn highlight 100 Homes Arlington's registry week as a part of their Ten Year Plan to End Homelessness. See the results!
  • October 26 - Great coverage on Registry Week from the Washington Post!
  • October 21 - More coverage on Registry Week from WUSA9!
  • October 21 - The Washington Examiner posted 100 Homes Arlington's initial registry week results! See them here!

For more information - see their website: 100 Homes Arlington

Stay tuned!

 
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Mission

The Virginia Coalition to End Homelessness is dedicated to preventing and ending homelessness in the Commonwealth of Virginia through community collaboration, capacity building, education and advocacy.

Did you know?

For every 10,000 Virginians, 13 experience homelessness on any given night.


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