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Much work has been done at the national level to bring homelessness to the forefront of policy making and community interests. Some of the work is about policies, about processes, about housing tools, best practices, and/or funding programs and services. Among these resources you may consider visiting:
NATIONAL HOMELESS POLICY, DATA, RESOURCES LINKS
National Alliance to End Homelessness www.naeh.org
US Interagency Council on Homelessness www.usich.gov
Corporation for Supportive Housing www.csh.org
HUD www.hud.gov
PROGRAMS AND BEST PRACTICES
Housing PLUS Report
The Housing Permanent Living Utilizing Services (Housing PLUS) initiative was funded by the Oregon Legislature in 2007 and included eighteen agencies and their partners throughout the state. The initiative includes a balance of rural and urban settings encompassing a broad spectrum of persons who are experiencing homelessness due to mental illness, addictions, physical disabilities, domestic violence, as well as economic marginalization from lack of education, skills, or work experience. Housing and services are available to single adults, families, and homeless or runaway youth.
 Housing PLUS Report
Homelessness Resource Center
What is the Homelessness Resource Center?
We are an interactive community of providers, consumers, policymakers, researchers, and
public agencies at federal, state, and local levels. We share state-of-the art knowledge and
promising practices to prevent and end homelessness through:
• Training and technical assistance.
• Publications and materials.
• On-line learning opportunities.
• Networking and collaboration.
http://homelessness.samhsa.gov
Rural Homelessness Initiative
The Rural Homeless Initiative of Southeast and Central Ohio (RHISCO) is the
nation's first region-wide planning effort to prevent and end homelessness in rural America.
The RHSICO project brings together 17 counties—Athens, Delaware, Fayette, Fairfield,
Hocking, Jackson, Knox, Licking, Madison, Meigs, Morgan, Perry, Pickaway, Ross, Union,
Vinton and Washington in Southeast and central Ohio.
http://www.endhomelessness.org/section/tools/rhisco
Funders Together
Funders Together to End Homelessness is a national network of foundations and corporations
supporting strategic and effective grantmaking to end homelessness.
http://funderstogether.org/
OREGON LINKS
Neighborhood Partnerships
Neighborhood Partnerships' programs and initiatives are designed to achieve three core
goals: Build Thriving Communities, End Homelessness, Create Economic Stability.
http://neighborhoodpartnerships.org/
Community Action Partnerships in Oregon
The Community Action Partnership of Oregon (CAPO)is a private, non-profit association
comprised of the Executive Directors of Oregon's Community Action Agencies, the Oregon
Human Development Corporation and associate member agencies.
http://www.caporegon.org/
Oregon Opportunity Network
Oregon Opportunity Network is a statewide association of nonprofit affordable housing and
community development organizations that provide housing and economic opportunity for
working families, people with disabilities, seniors and others struggling to meet their needs in
communities throughout Oregon. We are a membership-based organization that supports and
promotes affordable housing and community development.
http://oregonon.org/
NW Area Foundation
The Northwest Area Foundation is committed to the well-being of the people in our
region. We support efforts across our eight states to reduce poverty and achieve sustainable
prosperity. We focus on the work of proven or promising organizations those that have
demonstrated success and those that are on the cutting edge and poised to do innovative
work in poverty reduction.
http://www.nwaf.org/Home.aspx
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