In 2024, more than 11,000 people were served by the entire local homeless services system. #EndHomelessness #HomelessnessAwareness #2024Snapshot

In 2024, 662 people were served in Shelter Diversion and did not experience the trauma of homelessness. #EndHomelessness #HomelessnessAwareness #2024Snapshot

In 2024, more than 35,000 calls were made to our Central Access Point Helpline. #EndHomelessness #HomelessnessAwareness #2024Snapshot

1,823 people spent part of 2024 experiencing street homelessness. #EndHomelessness #HomelessnessAwareness #2024Snapshot

In 2024, 446 families slept in emergency shelters in Cincinnati. #EndHomelessness #HomelessnessAwareness #2024Snapshot

In 2024, 50% of our homeless population are under the age of 35. #EndHomelessness #HomelessnessAwareness #2024Snapshot

In 2024, 23% of our homeless population are children under the age of 18. #EndHomelessness #HomelessnessAwareness #2024Snapshot

In 2024, 6,570 people experienced homelessness in Cincinnati. #EndHomelessness #HomelessnessAwareness #2024Snapshot

"The main policy change we would like to achieve would be convincing the federal government ... that we could make better use of the same funding they're already giving us, if they would just allow us to shift a portion of that funding toward prevention activities." #EndHomelessness

The Housing Stability Collaborative prevents homelessness before a household may even know they are at risk of homelessness. #EndHomelessness #HousingStability

Preventing homelessness is more important than ever. Learn more about our long-time homelessness prevention program, Shelter Diversion. #EndHomelessness #Homelessness

In case you missed it - unsheltered homelessness in Hamilton County doubled in the last two years. #EndHomelessness #Homelessness

With all the rain and flooding, please help us reach folks who may be sleeping unsheltered by downloading and using the Street Reach app. #EndHomelessness #StreetReach

Read an update on our community's Homeless to Homes plan. Exits from the shelters to positive housing outcomes have soared, read why. #EndHomelessness #Homelessness

It is possible to end chronic homelessness. Permanent Supportive Housing is a major tool that communities, including here in Cincinnati, use to end chronic homelessness. #EndHomelessness #Homelessness #ChronicHomelessness

Read an interview with Brian Goldstone who recently published "There Is No Place For Us." "His reporting challenges the longstanding American narrative connecting homelessness with unemployment or an unwillingness to work." #EndHomelessness buff.ly/Oemrhgy

Find out how RentConnect is connecting local property owners to households in our supportive housing programs and Shelter Diversion. #EndHomelessness #AffordableHousing

"Council Member Meeka Owens has been working on the Tenants’ Guide for the past few years." #EndHomelessness buff.ly/1SdvUmc

"The rise is especially sharp for those who aren't staying in shelters. STEH President Kevin Finn told Cincinnati Edition that number has doubled." #EndHomelessness

Tune in to Cincinnati Edition TODAY at about 12:30pm to hear our President & CEO, Kevin Finn, talk about the state of homelessness in Cincinnati and programs that are working to prevent homelessness. #EndHomelessness

“Data from the Eviction Lab shows that in the last month, [Columbus] had 2,355 eviction filings, Cincinnati had 1,158 and Cleveland had 543. “ www.nbc4i.com/news/investi... via @nbc4i.bsky.social #housing+ #urbanism+ #urbanism

When you see people who may be experiencing homelessness in Greater Cincinnati, use the app to let us know their location. Street Outreach workers engage with people experiencing homelessness every day. And start them on their journey off the street. #EndHomelessness #Homelessness

Yesterday's Cincinnati Edition discussed evictions and why they were so high in Hamilton County in 2024. #EndHomelessness

Strategies to End Homelessness is requesting applicants for NEW and RENEWAL programs to serve the needs of the homeless population in Cincinnati/Hamilton County through the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development Continuum of Care (CoC) funds. buff.ly/4ichdBG #EndHomelessness

Strategies to End Homelessness is requesting applicants for NEW and RENEWAL programs to serve the needs of the homeless population in Cincinnati/Hamilton County through the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development Continuum of Care (CoC) funds. Learn more:

All CoC-funded agency staff and management as well as community member and partners in the Homeless Services arena are invited to attend. #EndHomelessness

The Annual CoC Governance Meeting provides an overview of local CoC operations including the review of the CoC Charter, CoC Board/Homeless Clearinghouse membership, Policy Updates, and general CoC information. #EndHomelessness

The CoC Orientation will cover the function and responsibility of the Continuum of Care in Cincinnati/Hamilton County as well as the HUD Application and Funding processes for new and renewal grant projects to house persons experiencing homelessness. #EndHomelessness

"There aren't enough homes in the U.S. to keep up with demand, with some estimates putting total housing shortage in the millions of units." #EndHomelessness #AffordableHousing

Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) funds available

Cincinnati shelter providers - City of Cincinnati funding opportunity available. Read more:

Hello Bluesky! Happy to be here. Let's #endhomelessness together!