The Housing & Homelessness Alliance of Vermont (HHAV) works toward a future in which all people living in Vermont have safe, stable, affordable homes and if homelessness occurs, it is brief, rare, and non-recurring.
The Vermont Coalition to End Homelessness 2020 Budget is available for comment and a Vote Warned for the July 16, 2019 VCEH Meeting. Please send any comments to Andrea VCEH FY20 Budget – Vote Warned
New VT Legislation on DV protections: Check out Vermont Network’s Blog post about all that happened during this Legislative session. In the Blog post you’ll find highlights as well as their Legislative Chart indicating on the status of Bills related to Domestic & Sexual Violence. VPR article: “Judiciary Data Suggests DV Charges Growing More Severe” “As …
The Homeless Prevention Center is seeking a dynamic individual for the position of Service Coordinator in our Family Supportive Housing program. The Service Coordinator functions as part of a two-person team to provide intensive housing case management and service coordination to families who are homeless or are at-risk of homelessness. Services are typically provided for …
EMBARGOED UNTIL 9:30am ET, June 18, 2019 CONTACTS: Erhard Mahnke, erhardm@vtaffordablehousing.org, 802-233-2902 Sara Kobylenski, communityslk@gmail.com, 802-345-0323 Affordable Housing Still Out of Reach for Low-Wage Workers The Average Vermont Renter Faces a Huge Affordability Gap BURLINGTON, VT – In order to afford a modest two-bedroom apartment at the Fair Market Rent in Vermont, renters need to …