2010 ending homelessness snapshot

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www.fairfaxcounty.gov/ www.fairfaxcounty.gov/ homeless/give homeless/give Ending Homelessness in the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Snapshot 2010 Homelessness is a real problem in our community. YOU can help IMPACT homelessness TODAY.

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For the first time, the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Partnership to Prevent and End Homelessness is able to provide a snapshot of data to reflect the outcomes on our 10-year goals, our collective successes and challenges, and the tremendous need that exists in our community.

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Page 1: 2010 Ending Homelessness Snapshot

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Ending Homelessness in the

Fairfax-Falls Church Community

Snapshot 2010

Homelessness is a real problem in our community.

YOU can help IMPACT homelessness TODAY.

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Implementing the 10-Year Plan

Office to Prevent and End Homelessness Governing Board Business Engagement Consumer Advisory Council Foundation

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2010 SnapshotThis is the first-ever snapshot of communitywide data made possible through a collaborative approach. It reflects the progress toward the 10-Year Plan goals; our collective successes and challenges; and the tremendous need that exists in our community.

• Establishment of baseline measures.• 18 organizations including 121 programs used the Homeless Management Information System to collect and report data.• Eliminating duplication and creating efficiencies.

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System TransformationDuring the past year, several new initiatives have been launched to enhance the responsiveness of the homeless services system.

• Housing Opportunities Support Teams (HOST).• Housing Locator Network.

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Bringing People HomeCentral to the Fairfax-Falls Church 10-Year Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness is the development of more affordable housing units for the most vulnerable of our neighbors.

• Developing 2,650 new affordable and services-appropriate housing units.• Housing Options Subcommittee.• Housing Blueprint.

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ChallengeOver the past year, the Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-housing program (HPRP) has helped close to 900 people receive the services and support they needed to prevent or end their homelessness.

• More than $1.7 million allocated of these federal stimulus funds to be provided over 3 years; close to $1.55 million spent in the first 14 months.• At this rate, financial assistance available through HPRP will be exhausted any day.

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SolutionHomelessness impacts all of us and each of us has a role in ending it.

• We will raise $1 million for the Ending Homelessness Partnership Fund.• We do not need just money; time, effort and talents are all appreciated.

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Take Action Today

The most vulnerable of our neighbors thank you

for your ongoing commitment and shared passion to take action,

inspire hope and create opportunities

for a better tomorrow.

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