The Partnership for the Homeless Announces New Name
The Partnership for the Homeless announced a new name, The Partnership To End Homelessness, to better reflect the organization’s mission of ending homelessness by preventing it.
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The Partnership for the Homeless announced a new name, The Partnership To End Homelessness, to better reflect the organization’s mission of ending homelessness by preventing it.
read moreOur evolution to The Partnership To End Homelessness reflects a new organizational strategy to deepen our partnerships and expand our prevention work. This strategy is anchored by our belief, and…
read moreHomelessness disproportionately impacts women and children of color in New York City – and investing in prevention is the path toward addressing the disparity. Award-winning documentarian, journalist, speaker and author Lisa…
read moreWe are encouraged by, and applaud, the Governor’s announcement of a new approach to solve homelessness, which echoes our calls for greater investments in the creation and preservation of affordable and supportive housing, legal assistance, mental health and other public assistance measures that address the root causes of homelessness. We are particularly heartened by the Governor’s acknowledgment that all New Yorkers are deserving of affordable homes and that funding mental health initiatives is key to addressing and solving street homelessness.
read moreÁine Duggan, President and CEO of The Partnership to End Homelessness, issued the following statement about Governor Kathy Hochul’s nomination of Daniel Tietz to lead the New York State Office…
read moreHundreds of thousands of New Yorkers could lose their homes in the coming months through evictions brought on by the loss of jobs and livelihoods amid the pandemic. These are…
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read moreÁine Duggan, The Partnership to End Homelessness President and CEO, commented in City Limits on the findings that families with children now spend nearly 18 months on average in Department…
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