Project H3: Home, Health, Hope
The Greater Phoenix 100,000 Homes Campaign Initiative
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Project H3: Home, Health Hope is a collaborative effort of community leaders from the non-profit, governmental and business communities in the Greater Phoenix area striving to end homelessness in our communities. Project H3 is led by the Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness, but is supported by 30 agencies,organizations, and entities. Our Goal is to house the 50 most medically vulnerable persons living on the streets by April 2011 and provide the supportive services needed to keep them stable in that housing. |
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We appreciate your support of this critical project. You can help support the project by volunteering or donating. Please visit the links below to learn more about those opportunities. Thank you!
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| Project H3 in the News |
The Common Ground 100,000 Homes Campaign
Common Ground Institute
14 East 28th Street,
New York, NY 10016
(212) 471-0800
100,000 Homes Web Site
Since early 2008, Common Ground’s Street to Home program has helped 13 American cities make rapid and dramatic progress reducing street homelessness. Street to Home is a simple, replicable program that shows communities how to organize their resources to systematically reduce street homelessness, beginning with those who are most vulnerable to premature death on the street. It has been tailored to the situations of cities from Los Angeles (Project 50) to Fort Worth (Directions Home) to Washington, DC.
View the booklet to see the entire story.
Here is a Malcolm Gladwell article in the New Yorker magazine, Million $ Murray, subtitled, Why problems like homelessness may be easier to solve than to manage.
Other Supporting Materials
Costs of Serving Homeless Individuals in Nine Cities |
The Do-It Yourself Cost-Study Guide |
Connecticut Supportive Housing Demonstration Program
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