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Ten Year Plans

Ten Year Plan Resources

Step-By-Step Guide to Developing Ten Year Plans, United States Interagency Council on Homelessness.

Virginia's Local Ten Year Plans to End Homelessness, Virginia Coalition to End Homelessness, Fall 2009. (Note: Since this document's publication, several communities have crafted their own ten year plans.)

 

Plans In Development

Local ten year plans to end homelessness are in development in Virginia in:

- the West Piedmont region (Danville, Martinsville, Franklin County, Henry County, Patrick County, Pittsylvania County),

- Loudoun County, and

- Prince William County.

 

For help developing a plan in your community, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it at VCEH.

 

 

Local Ten Year Plans to End Homelessness

The following localities in Virginia have completed* ten year plans to prevent and end homelessness as of August 2011.

* This list does not include ten year plans that are in progress.
** If your community's completed ten year plan is missing from this list, please let us know.

 

Alexandria

Arlington County

Charlottesville

Chesapeake

Fairfax County

Harrisonburg and Rockingham County

Norfolk

Portsmouth

Richmond and surrounding area

Roanoke City / Roanoke County / Salem

Virginia Beach

Virginia Peninsula (Cities of Hampton and Newport News and surrounding counties)

West Piedmont Region (Cities of Danville and Martinsville; Franklin, Henry, Patrick and Pittsylvania Counties)

 

 

Virginia's Local Ten Year Plans

VCEH Fact Sheet published in fall 2009 of Virginia's local ten year plans to end homelessness. (Note: Since this document's publication, several additional communities have adopted ten year plans.)

Many communities in Virginia and across the country have developed local ten year plans to end homelessness. These plans are tools to bring together a broad group of stakeholders to utilize data and research to understand the needs of those experiencing homelessness, to identify gaps in homeless prevention and assistance services, to coordinate and streamline existing services,  and to plan for new evidence-based practices. The key to a good plan is a strong implementation strategy.

 


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?

85% to 100% of tenants in several of Virginia’s permanent supportive housing programs have not returned to homelessness.

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