Virginia Coalition to End Homelessness

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Public Policy


The Commonwealth of Virginia has set a goal of reducing homelessness by 15 percent by 2013. The state’s leadership on this issue represents an unprecedented opportunity to make real and measurable progress in preventing and ending homelessness for the 45,000 Virginians who experience homelessness every year. For more information on how the Governor's Housing Policy prioritizes homelessness, review the State's Homeless Outcomes Advisory Report and Recommendations.

VCEH educates policymakers on public policy issues that will help local communities to better prevent and end homelessness.

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RESOURCES

2013 Legislative Agenda and Summary

2012 Legislative Agenda

 

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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?

Housing is out of reach for many families in Virginia. A person or family must earn $20.72 per hour in order to afford housing on average in Virginia. (National Low Income Housing Coalition)


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