Vermont Coalition to End Homelessness
The Vermont Coalition to End Homelessness seeks to ensure that people living in Vermont have a safe, stable, affordable home, and — if homelessness does occur — it is brief, rare, and non-recurring and those experiencing homelessness are treated with dignity and respect.
The article below from Jessie Forand of the Burlington Free Press contains some coverage of Homelessness Vigil that took place on January 8th at the Statehouse in Montpelier. Thanks to everyone who came out to help bring awareness to those Vermonters who are still in need of housing. Also discussed are many of the issues …
Every year in January concerned citizens and homeless service providers from across Vermont gather at the State House in Montpelier for a day to engage with their elected representatives and to renew their commitment to end homelessness in our state. On Thursday, January 8 the Annual Homelessness Awareness Day and Memorial Vigil will kick off …
Every year in January concerned citizens and homeless service providers from across Vermont gather at the State House in Montpelier for a day to engage with their elected representatives and to renew their commitment to end homelessness in our state. On Thursday, January 8 the Annual Homelessness Awareness Day and Memorial Vigil will kick off …
Last night the organizers of the 100,000 Homes Campaign in Greater Burlington came together to discuss what they discovered during the 3-day registry event that took place last week with the community. An article from today’s Burlington Free Press highlighted some of the statistics found, listed below: The survey of 210 total respondents included the …
A new paper was released this week highlighting the link between housing and homelessness. Housing and Homelessness: Opening Doors, Closing Gaps, is the fourth in a series of papers that is designed to demonstrate the value of affordable housing for people and communities across the State of Vermont. While the connection between housing and homelessness …
A reminder: the 16th Annual Homelessness Marathon, a national event, will be taking place on Wednesday, February 19 live from the First Baptist Church of Brattleboro, at 190 Main St. The Marathon starts at 7 pm and will run for six hours until 1:00 am. Live video of the broadcast will be carried by Free Speech Television (FSTV), starting at 8:00 pm. FSTV …
