10-year plan to end homelessness announced
A multi-faceted plan intended to end homelessness in Detroit, Highland
Park and Hamtramck has been developed by the Homeless Action Network.
It targets five key areas: prevention, housing, supportive services,
community engagement and collaboration.
A multi-faceted plan intended to end homelessness in Detroit, Highland Park and Hamtramck has been developed by the Homeless Action Network. It targets five key areas: prevention, housing, supportive services, community engagement and collaboration.
Excerpt:
The plan, created over the past two years, includes input from numerous
stakeholder and community partners in the three cities, including the Homeless Action Network,, City Connect, Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and Cynthia Pasky, CEO and President of Strategic Business Solutions.
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