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The next bi-monthly meeting of the Vermont Council on Homelessness is tomorrow Thursday, June 26 from 2 pm to 4 pm.  The meeting will be held in the Pavilion, 4th Floor Conference Room on State Street in Montpelier. Review the meeting agenda: VCH June 2014 Agenda

Vermont’s plan to Prevent and End Homelessness was developed by the Vermont Council on Homelessness in 2012 and endorsed by Governor Peter Shumlin in January of 2013.  The full document, covering calendar years 2013 through 2017, can be read here. Read the draft Annual Report and one-year Action Plan for 2015 covering key strategies, recommended action items to support those strategies, …

The next bi-monthly meeting of the Vermont Council on Homelessness is this Thursday, April 24 from 2 pm to 4 pm.  The meeting will be held in the Pavilion, 4th Floor Conference  Room on State Street in Montpelier. Materials to review for the meeting: Tentative Meeting Agenda Working Draft Strategy Recommendations for VCH 2015 Annual Update Section 811 Program Fact Sheet …

The next Vermont Council on Homelessness’ bimonthly meeting will take place on Thursday, February 27.  The meeting will take place from 2pm to 4pm at the Pavilion, 4th Floor Conference Room on State Street in Montpelier.  The tentative agenda is as follows: Introductions and Announcements (5 mins) Public Comment (5 mins) Current Issues: Homeless Single Adults – Jack Kearnan …

Next Thursday, December 12 will be the Vermont Council on Homelessness’ bimonthly meeting.  The meeting will take place from 2pm to 4pm at the Pavilion, 4th Floor Conference Room on State Street in Montpelier.  The tentative agenda is as follows: Introductions and Announcements (5 mins) Public Comment (5 mins) Presentation and Discussion on Tax Credit Housing – Maura Collins, VHFA (45 mins) …

The Vermont Council on Homelessness‘ Supportive Housing Workgroup has created two surveys designed to obtain information to better understand and assess the issues and challenges that may arise both for clients and tenants and for housing providers.  These surveys directly respond to the Council’s charge to make progress on expanding the capacity of programs to provide voluntary supportive …