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Tacoma, Washington: Preparing Youth and Young Adults for a Second Chance
South Salt Lake, Utah: The Hub Provides Opportunity for Persons of Mixed Abilities
Boise, Idaho: Our Path Home Brings the Housing First Model to Idaho
Seattle, Washington: Service-Rich Housing Helps Combat Chronic Homelessness
Long Beach, California: Anchor Place Adds Housing for Veterans and Others Experiencing Homelessness to the Century Villages at Cabrillo
Hope Manor Joliet Pioneers Supportive Housing for Veterans and Their Families in Joliet, Illinois
Louisville, Kentucky: Family Scholar House Helps Residents Achieve Economic Independence through Academic Success
Yakima County, Washington: Creative Use of Farmworker Housing Aids Homeless Families
Gresham, Oregon: Resident-Directed Supportive Services and Accessible Housing for the Severely Disabled and Seniors at Station 162 Apartments
Carson City, Nevada: Housing, Services, and Job Training for the Formerly Homeless at Richards Crossing
Portland, Oregon: Central City Concern Administers Recovery Housing
East Harlem, New York: Supporting Affordable Living and Health Care as Part of State Medicaid Redesign
Minnesota’s Homes for All Coalition
West Allis, Wisconsin: Supportive Housing in Suburban Milwaukee
West Hollywood, California: Housing for Persons with Disabilities at Sierra Bonita Apartments
San Francisco, California: Transforming a Historic YMCA into Supportive Housing and a Health Clinic for the Homeless
Los Angeles, California: Reviving an Historic YMCA for Transitioning Youth and Chronically Homeless
Visalia, California: Supportive Housing for Seniors at Sierra Meadows
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Permanent Supportive Housing at Veterans Manor
Portland, Oregon: Innovative Homeless Service Model at Bud Clark Commons
Knoxville, Tennessee: Minvilla Manor Historic Rehabilitation
San Francisco, California: Permanent Supportive Housing for Former Chronically Homeless Persons at Drs. Julian and Raye Richardson Apartments