CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

ACTIONNEWS & EVENTS

CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - ENCAMPMENT WEBINAR SERIES WITH ORGCODE CONSULTING Encampment webinar series with OrgCode Consulting. September 11, 2020 - 2:33 pm / Blog, News. OrgCode Consulting and the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness are hosting a free webinar series on encampments, covering outreach, response, and assessment. Register for the upcoming webinars here. We will update recordings to this page. CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

CAEH - BRIGHT SPOT: MEDICINE HAT IS PROVING FUNCTIONAL Bright Spot: Medicine Hat is proving functional zero is achievable. As it closes in on functional zero chronic homelessness, Medicine Hat, Alberta is helping us understand what it takes to reach, achieve and sustain functional zero. The 20,000 Homes Campaign is working closely with Medicine Hat to learn with them as they end chronic homelessness. STREET OUTREACH TO HOUSING A Few Short Words About Orgcode A band of merry misfits hell-bent on ending homelessness, promoting social justice, and living our values. MOTHERS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS: SOCIAL EXCLUSION Background and Significance Homelessness and Health Mothers experiencing homelessness Lack of affordable housing, poverty, intimate partner violence Among the least recognized groups, increasing prevalence (Chambers et al., 2014; Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, 2010) CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

ACTIONNEWS & EVENTS

CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - ENCAMPMENT WEBINAR SERIES WITH ORGCODE CONSULTING Encampment webinar series with OrgCode Consulting. September 11, 2020 - 2:33 pm / Blog, News. OrgCode Consulting and the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness are hosting a free webinar series on encampments, covering outreach, response, and assessment. Register for the upcoming webinars here. We will update recordings to this page. CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

CAEH - BRIGHT SPOT: MEDICINE HAT IS PROVING FUNCTIONAL Bright Spot: Medicine Hat is proving functional zero is achievable. As it closes in on functional zero chronic homelessness, Medicine Hat, Alberta is helping us understand what it takes to reach, achieve and sustain functional zero. The 20,000 Homes Campaign is working closely with Medicine Hat to learn with them as they end chronic homelessness. STREET OUTREACH TO HOUSING A Few Short Words About Orgcode A band of merry misfits hell-bent on ending homelessness, promoting social justice, and living our values. MOTHERS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS: SOCIAL EXCLUSION Background and Significance Homelessness and Health Mothers experiencing homelessness Lack of affordable housing, poverty, intimate partner violence Among the least recognized groups, increasing prevalence (Chambers et al., 2014; Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, 2010) CAEH - WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK Women’s National Housing and Homelessness Network launches today. February 20, 2020 - 1:00 am / Blog, News. The CAEH is a proud partner of this new network, which aims to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity for women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples across Canada.

CAEH - OUR TEAM

President & CEO. Tim Richter is the Founder, President & CEO of the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness (CAEH). The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. Under his leadership, the CAEH has: helped shape federal, provincial and local homelessness

action and

CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH - THE STATE OF WOMEN’S HOUSING NEED & HOMELESSNESS IN The State of Women’s Housing Need & Homelessness in Canada report released today. June 25, 2020 - 4:00 am / Blog, News. The State of Women’s Housing Need & Homelessness in Canada report uncovers women’s experience of homelessness and shines a spotlight on the specific challenges they face. It recommends 8 key opportunities to

address the

CAEH - ENCAMPMENT WEBINAR SERIES WITH ORGCODE CONSULTING Encampment webinar series with OrgCode Consulting. September 11, 2020 - 2:33 pm / Blog, News. OrgCode Consulting and the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness are hosting a free webinar series on encampments, covering outreach, response, and assessment. Register for the upcoming webinars here. We will update recordings to this page. CAEH - BRIGHT SPOT: COVID-19 DIDN’T STOP SAINT JOHN FROM Bright Spot: COVID-19 didn’t stop Saint John from reducing chronic homelessness by 10%. Adapting to challenges and remaining housing focused in the pandemic is what got this Built for Zero Canada community to cut its chronic homelessness population by 10% in a matter of months. This blog is a part of our Bright Spot series

highlighting

CAEH CONFERENCE

Become a Sponsor. Partner with us at Canada’s largest national homelessness conference and join our mission to end homelessness. Our conference brings together a diverse group of organizations, individuals, service providers, and experts by providing an opportunity to network, promote solutions and best practices, and inspiration that homelessness is a solvable problem. CAEH - BRIGHT SPOT: NORTH AMERICA’S LARGEST HOMELESS Bright Spot: North America’s largest homeless shelter becomes ‘housing-focused’. In this guest & Bright Spot blog, Sandra Clarkson shares how over the last 12 months the Calgary Drop-In Centre has housed 326 people and reduced its chronically homeless population by 22%. This blog is a part of our Bright Spot series highlighting CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

ACTIONNEWS & EVENTS

CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - HOMELESSNESS SECTOR COVID-19 INFORMATION EXCHANGE Homelessness Sector COVID-19 Information Exchange webinars occur every other Friday at 12:00pm (ET) until June 18, 2021. We will reassess in June if we will continue these webinars over the summer and into the fall. View the recordings and agenda from former Info Exchange webinars: COVID-19 Information Exchange Webinars. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH - WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK Women’s National Housing and Homelessness Network launches today. February 20, 2020 - 1:00 am / Blog, News. The CAEH is a proud partner of this new network, which aims to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity for women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples across Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

CAEH CONFERENCE

Become a Sponsor. Partner with us at Canada’s largest national homelessness conference and join our mission to end homelessness. Our conference brings together a diverse group of organizations, individuals, service providers, and experts by providing an opportunity to network, promote solutions and best practices, and inspiration that homelessness is a solvable problem. CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

ACTIONNEWS & EVENTS

CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - HOMELESSNESS SECTOR COVID-19 INFORMATION EXCHANGE Homelessness Sector COVID-19 Information Exchange webinars occur every other Friday at 12:00pm (ET) until June 18, 2021. We will reassess in June if we will continue these webinars over the summer and into the fall. View the recordings and agenda from former Info Exchange webinars: COVID-19 Information Exchange Webinars. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH - WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK Women’s National Housing and Homelessness Network launches today. February 20, 2020 - 1:00 am / Blog, News. The CAEH is a proud partner of this new network, which aims to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity for women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples across Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

CAEH CONFERENCE

Become a Sponsor. Partner with us at Canada’s largest national homelessness conference and join our mission to end homelessness. Our conference brings together a diverse group of organizations, individuals, service providers, and experts by providing an opportunity to network, promote solutions and best practices, and inspiration that homelessness is a solvable problem.

CAEH - OUR TEAM

Trish Muntain. Executive Assistant. Trish Muntain began her journey into ending homelessness at the Calgary Homeless Foundation in 2011. In 2012, Trish joined the CAEH as the Executive Assistant to the President & CEO, bringing with her over 25 years administrative

experience in

CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH - WHAT IS A COORDINATED ACCESS SYSTEM? A Coordinated Access System (CAS), sometimes called a Coordinated Entry System, is an essential element of any effort to prevent and end

homelessness.

CAEH - VISION & MISSION We are resolutely and solely focused on our mission to end homelessness – we exist to achieve our mission and will do whatever it takes. We’ll use data and evidence to make decisions and we’re willing to innovate, disrupt, and change in order to achieve our mission. We act in service to all Canadians at risk of or experiencing CAEH - BRIGHT SPOT: CHATHAM-KENT POSITIONS ITS COVID-19 Amid a global health pandemic, Chatham-Kent is using its COVID-19 shelter space for people experiencing homelessness as a bridge to housing. The Southwestern Ontario municipality is remaining housing-focused in its efforts to end homelessness. When COVID-19 hit Canada in early March and began dominating the airwaves, Chatham-Kent’s homeless ness prevention team acted quickly by CAEH - ENCAMPMENT WEBINAR SERIES WITH ORGCODE CONSULTING Encampment webinar series with OrgCode Consulting. September 11, 2020 - 2:33 pm / Blog, News. OrgCode Consulting and the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness are hosting a free webinar series on encampments, covering outreach, response, and assessment. Register for the upcoming webinars here. We will update recordings to this page. CAEH - CAEH RECEIVES FEDERAL FUNDING TO HELP END VETERAN The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness aims to end veteran homelessness in five communities with a new pilot project thanks to funding from Veterans Affairs Canada. Minister of Veterans Affairs Lawrence MacAulay today announced an investment of $669,928 over four years in the CAEH that expands Built for Zero Canada (BFZ-C) to work

with 12

CAEH - THE IMPORTANCE OF URGENCY IN ENDING HOMELESSNESS The importance of urgency in ending homelessness. Homelessness is a crisis that has lost its sense of urgency. Those experiencing homelessness are locked in a daily life and death struggle. Our response to this crisis too often gets bogged down in process, planning, research and ‘analysis paralysis’ and we don’t react

with the speed and

CAEH - GOING UPSTREAM TO PREVENT YOUTH HOMELESSNESS Going Upstream to prevent youth homelessness. August 29, 2018 - 8:34 pm / Blog. The 2018 National Conference on Ending Homelessness will welcome 1,200 participants to Hamilton, Ontario November 5th to 7th. With 77 concurrent sessions and workshops in six streams delivered by over 200 expert presenters, this year’s program is rich with content CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

ACTIONNEWS & EVENTS

CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - HOMELESSNESS SECTOR COVID-19 INFORMATION EXCHANGE Homelessness Sector COVID-19 Information Exchange webinars occur every other Friday at 12:00pm (ET) until June 18, 2021. We will reassess in June if we will continue these webinars over the summer and into the fall. View the recordings and agenda from former Info Exchange webinars: COVID-19 Information Exchange Webinars. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH - WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK Women’s National Housing and Homelessness Network launches today. February 20, 2020 - 1:00 am / Blog, News. The CAEH is a proud partner of this new network, which aims to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity for women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples across Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

CAEH CONFERENCE

Become a Sponsor. Partner with us at Canada’s largest national homelessness conference and join our mission to end homelessness. Our conference brings together a diverse group of organizations, individuals, service providers, and experts by providing an opportunity to network, promote solutions and best practices, and inspiration that homelessness is a solvable problem. CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

ACTIONNEWS & EVENTS

CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - HOMELESSNESS SECTOR COVID-19 INFORMATION EXCHANGE Homelessness Sector COVID-19 Information Exchange webinars occur every other Friday at 12:00pm (ET) until June 18, 2021. We will reassess in June if we will continue these webinars over the summer and into the fall. View the recordings and agenda from former Info Exchange webinars: COVID-19 Information Exchange Webinars. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH - WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK Women’s National Housing and Homelessness Network launches today. February 20, 2020 - 1:00 am / Blog, News. The CAEH is a proud partner of this new network, which aims to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity for women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples across Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

CAEH CONFERENCE

Become a Sponsor. Partner with us at Canada’s largest national homelessness conference and join our mission to end homelessness. Our conference brings together a diverse group of organizations, individuals, service providers, and experts by providing an opportunity to network, promote solutions and best practices, and inspiration that homelessness is a solvable problem.

CAEH - OUR TEAM

Trish Muntain. Executive Assistant. Trish Muntain began her journey into ending homelessness at the Calgary Homeless Foundation in 2011. In 2012, Trish joined the CAEH as the Executive Assistant to the President & CEO, bringing with her over 25 years administrative

experience in

CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH - WHAT IS A COORDINATED ACCESS SYSTEM? A Coordinated Access System (CAS), sometimes called a Coordinated Entry System, is an essential element of any effort to prevent and end

homelessness.

CAEH - VISION & MISSION We are resolutely and solely focused on our mission to end homelessness – we exist to achieve our mission and will do whatever it takes. We’ll use data and evidence to make decisions and we’re willing to innovate, disrupt, and change in order to achieve our mission. We act in service to all Canadians at risk of or experiencing CAEH - BRIGHT SPOT: CHATHAM-KENT POSITIONS ITS COVID-19 Amid a global health pandemic, Chatham-Kent is using its COVID-19 shelter space for people experiencing homelessness as a bridge to housing. The Southwestern Ontario municipality is remaining housing-focused in its efforts to end homelessness. When COVID-19 hit Canada in early March and began dominating the airwaves, Chatham-Kent’s homeless ness prevention team acted quickly by CAEH - ENCAMPMENT WEBINAR SERIES WITH ORGCODE CONSULTING Encampment webinar series with OrgCode Consulting. September 11, 2020 - 2:33 pm / Blog, News. OrgCode Consulting and the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness are hosting a free webinar series on encampments, covering outreach, response, and assessment. Register for the upcoming webinars here. We will update recordings to this page. CAEH - CAEH RECEIVES FEDERAL FUNDING TO HELP END VETERAN The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness aims to end veteran homelessness in five communities with a new pilot project thanks to funding from Veterans Affairs Canada. Minister of Veterans Affairs Lawrence MacAulay today announced an investment of $669,928 over four years in the CAEH that expands Built for Zero Canada (BFZ-C) to work

with 12

CAEH - THE IMPORTANCE OF URGENCY IN ENDING HOMELESSNESS The importance of urgency in ending homelessness. Homelessness is a crisis that has lost its sense of urgency. Those experiencing homelessness are locked in a daily life and death struggle. Our response to this crisis too often gets bogged down in process, planning, research and ‘analysis paralysis’ and we don’t react

with the speed and

CAEH - GOING UPSTREAM TO PREVENT YOUTH HOMELESSNESS Going Upstream to prevent youth homelessness. August 29, 2018 - 8:34 pm / Blog. The 2018 National Conference on Ending Homelessness will welcome 1,200 participants to Hamilton, Ontario November 5th to 7th. With 77 concurrent sessions and workshops in six streams delivered by over 200 expert presenters, this year’s program is rich with content CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

ACTIONNEWS & EVENTS

CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - HOMELESSNESS SECTOR COVID-19 INFORMATION EXCHANGE Homelessness Sector COVID-19 Information Exchange webinars occur every other Friday at 12:00pm (ET) until June 18, 2021. We will reassess in June if we will continue these webinars over the summer and into the fall. View the recordings and agenda from former Info Exchange webinars: COVID-19 Information Exchange Webinars. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH - WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK Women’s National Housing and Homelessness Network launches today. February 20, 2020 - 1:00 am / Blog, News. The CAEH is a proud partner of this new network, which aims to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity for women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples across Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

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Become a Sponsor. Partner with us at Canada’s largest national homelessness conference and join our mission to end homelessness. Our conference brings together a diverse group of organizations, individuals, service providers, and experts by providing an opportunity to network, promote solutions and best practices, and inspiration that homelessness is a solvable problem. CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

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CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - HOMELESSNESS SECTOR COVID-19 INFORMATION EXCHANGE Homelessness Sector COVID-19 Information Exchange webinars occur every other Friday at 12:00pm (ET) until June 18, 2021. We will reassess in June if we will continue these webinars over the summer and into the fall. View the recordings and agenda from former Info Exchange webinars: COVID-19 Information Exchange Webinars. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH - WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK Women’s National Housing and Homelessness Network launches today. February 20, 2020 - 1:00 am / Blog, News. The CAEH is a proud partner of this new network, which aims to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity for women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples across Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

CAEH CONFERENCE

Become a Sponsor. Partner with us at Canada’s largest national homelessness conference and join our mission to end homelessness. Our conference brings together a diverse group of organizations, individuals, service providers, and experts by providing an opportunity to network, promote solutions and best practices, and inspiration that homelessness is a solvable problem.

CAEH - OUR TEAM

Trish Muntain. Executive Assistant. Trish Muntain began her journey into ending homelessness at the Calgary Homeless Foundation in 2011. In 2012, Trish joined the CAEH as the Executive Assistant to the President & CEO, bringing with her over 25 years administrative

experience in

CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH - WHAT IS A COORDINATED ACCESS SYSTEM? A Coordinated Access System (CAS), sometimes called a Coordinated Entry System, is an essential element of any effort to prevent and end

homelessness.

CAEH - VISION & MISSION We are resolutely and solely focused on our mission to end homelessness – we exist to achieve our mission and will do whatever it takes. We’ll use data and evidence to make decisions and we’re willing to innovate, disrupt, and change in order to achieve our mission. We act in service to all Canadians at risk of or experiencing CAEH - BRIGHT SPOT: CHATHAM-KENT POSITIONS ITS COVID-19 Amid a global health pandemic, Chatham-Kent is using its COVID-19 shelter space for people experiencing homelessness as a bridge to housing. The Southwestern Ontario municipality is remaining housing-focused in its efforts to end homelessness. When COVID-19 hit Canada in early March and began dominating the airwaves, Chatham-Kent’s homeless ness prevention team acted quickly by CAEH - ENCAMPMENT WEBINAR SERIES WITH ORGCODE CONSULTING Encampment webinar series with OrgCode Consulting. September 11, 2020 - 2:33 pm / Blog, News. OrgCode Consulting and the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness are hosting a free webinar series on encampments, covering outreach, response, and assessment. Register for the upcoming webinars here. We will update recordings to this page. CAEH - CAEH RECEIVES FEDERAL FUNDING TO HELP END VETERAN The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness aims to end veteran homelessness in five communities with a new pilot project thanks to funding from Veterans Affairs Canada. Minister of Veterans Affairs Lawrence MacAulay today announced an investment of $669,928 over four years in the CAEH that expands Built for Zero Canada (BFZ-C) to work

with 12

CAEH - THE IMPORTANCE OF URGENCY IN ENDING HOMELESSNESS The importance of urgency in ending homelessness. Homelessness is a crisis that has lost its sense of urgency. Those experiencing homelessness are locked in a daily life and death struggle. Our response to this crisis too often gets bogged down in process, planning, research and ‘analysis paralysis’ and we don’t react

with the speed and

CAEH - GOING UPSTREAM TO PREVENT YOUTH HOMELESSNESS Going Upstream to prevent youth homelessness. August 29, 2018 - 8:34 pm / Blog. The 2018 National Conference on Ending Homelessness will welcome 1,200 participants to Hamilton, Ontario November 5th to 7th. With 77 concurrent sessions and workshops in six streams delivered by over 200 expert presenters, this year’s program is rich with content CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

ACTIONNEWS & EVENTS

CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - HOMELESSNESS SECTOR COVID-19 INFORMATION EXCHANGE Homelessness Sector COVID-19 Information Exchange webinars occur every other Friday at 12:00pm (ET) until June 18, 2021. We will reassess in June if we will continue these webinars over the summer and into the fall. View the recordings and agenda from former Info Exchange webinars: COVID-19 Information Exchange Webinars. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH - WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK Women’s National Housing and Homelessness Network launches today. February 20, 2020 - 1:00 am / Blog, News. The CAEH is a proud partner of this new network, which aims to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity for women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples across Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

CAEH CONFERENCE

Become a Sponsor. Partner with us at Canada’s largest national homelessness conference and join our mission to end homelessness. Our conference brings together a diverse group of organizations, individuals, service providers, and experts by providing an opportunity to network, promote solutions and best practices, and inspiration that homelessness is a solvable problem. CAEH - HOMETHE CONFERENCECOVID-19ABOUT USOUR INITIATIVESTAKE

ACTIONNEWS & EVENTS

CAEH - Home. banner01. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. The CAEH leads a national movement of individuals, organizations and communities working together to end homelessness in Canada. banner02. The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. Ending Homelessness in Canada. CAEH - HOMELESSNESS SECTOR COVID-19 INFORMATION EXCHANGE Homelessness Sector COVID-19 Information Exchange webinars occur every other Friday at 12:00pm (ET) until June 18, 2021. We will reassess in June if we will continue these webinars over the summer and into the fall. View the recordings and agenda from former Info Exchange webinars: COVID-19 Information Exchange Webinars. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Wally, the workshop was excellent. Thank you. Tracy is a gifted facilitator, and was able to move the discussion forward when it got uncomfortable, without glossing over the roadblocks to coordinated access that the participants discussed (roadblocks to breaking down silos, internal policies, unwillingness to share control, need to acknowledge and respect each other’s strengths and limitations.) CAEH - ALLIED NETWORKS Allied Networks. The CAEH supports several allied networks working toward our shared mission of ending homelessness. These networks bring together different individuals, organizations and communities to raise awareness, share best and promising practices to transform local responses to homelessness and influence policy in support of ending

homelessness.

CAEH - WOMEN’S NATIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NETWORK Women’s National Housing and Homelessness Network launches today. February 20, 2020 - 1:00 am / Blog, News. The CAEH is a proud partner of this new network, which aims to eliminate homelessness and housing insecurity for women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples across Canada. CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE August 17, 2021 – 1:00pm (EDT) Open Discussion/Ask Me Anything. This will be the second of two webinars this month that is strictly for participants to ask any question they have related to Coordinated Access (CA). We will have a panel of experts available to speak to CAEH - CANADA MAKES HISTORIC COMMITMENT TO ENDING CHRONIC Today’s Speech from the Throne included an historic commitment to “completely eliminate chronic homelessness.” “This is an ambitious yet affordable and achievable goal that will save lives, create jobs, reduce costs, and protect our most vulnerable neighbours,” says Tim Richter, CAEH President & CEO.. “This commitment, with the right targeted investments will set Canada on the

path

CAEH CONFERENCE

Become a Sponsor. Partner with us at Canada’s largest national homelessness conference and join our mission to end homelessness. Our conference brings together a diverse group of organizations, individuals, service providers, and experts by providing an opportunity to network, promote solutions and best practices, and inspiration that homelessness is a solvable problem.

CAEH - OUR TEAM

Trish Muntain. Executive Assistant. Trish Muntain began her journey into ending homelessness at the Calgary Homeless Foundation in 2011. In 2012, Trish joined the CAEH as the Executive Assistant to the President & CEO, bringing with her over 25 years administrative

experience in

CAEH - WHAT BUDGET 2021 MEANS FOR ENDING HOMELESSNESS The f ederal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End

Homelessness

CAEH - REACHING HOME? CANADA’S NEW HOMELESSNESS STRATEGY. The Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development announced Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy at an event in Toronto Monday. ‘Reaching Home’ represents the most significant change in federal homelessness programming since the introduction of the National Homelessness Initiative in 1999. CAEH - WHAT IS A COORDINATED ACCESS SYSTEM? A Coordinated Access System (CAS), sometimes called a Coordinated Entry System, is an essential element of any effort to prevent and end

homelessness.

CAEH - VISION & MISSION We are resolutely and solely focused on our mission to end homelessness – we exist to achieve our mission and will do whatever it takes. We’ll use data and evidence to make decisions and we’re willing to innovate, disrupt, and change in order to achieve our mission. We act in service to all Canadians at risk of or experiencing CAEH - BRIGHT SPOT: CHATHAM-KENT POSITIONS ITS COVID-19 Amid a global health pandemic, Chatham-Kent is using its COVID-19 shelter space for people experiencing homelessness as a bridge to housing. The Southwestern Ontario municipality is remaining housing-focused in its efforts to end homelessness. When COVID-19 hit Canada in early March and began dominating the airwaves, Chatham-Kent’s homeless ness prevention team acted quickly by CAEH - ENCAMPMENT WEBINAR SERIES WITH ORGCODE CONSULTING Encampment webinar series with OrgCode Consulting. September 11, 2020 - 2:33 pm / Blog, News. OrgCode Consulting and the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness are hosting a free webinar series on encampments, covering outreach, response, and assessment. Register for the upcoming webinars here. We will update recordings to this page. CAEH - CAEH RECEIVES FEDERAL FUNDING TO HELP END VETERAN The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness aims to end veteran homelessness in five communities with a new pilot project thanks to funding from Veterans Affairs Canada. Minister of Veterans Affairs Lawrence MacAulay today announced an investment of $669,928 over four years in the CAEH that expands Built for Zero Canada (BFZ-C) to work

with 12

CAEH - THE IMPORTANCE OF URGENCY IN ENDING HOMELESSNESS The importance of urgency in ending homelessness. Homelessness is a crisis that has lost its sense of urgency. Those experiencing homelessness are locked in a daily life and death struggle. Our response to this crisis too often gets bogged down in process, planning, research and ‘analysis paralysis’ and we don’t react

with the speed and

CAEH - GOING UPSTREAM TO PREVENT YOUTH HOMELESSNESS Going Upstream to prevent youth homelessness. August 29, 2018 - 8:34 pm / Blog. The 2018 National Conference on Ending Homelessness will welcome 1,200 participants to Hamilton, Ontario November 5th to 7th. With 77 concurrent sessions and workshops in six streams delivered by over 200 expert presenters, this year’s program is rich with content

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Medicine Hat achieves functional zero chronic homelessness Announcement: Medicine Hat becomes first city in Canada to end chronic homelessness! Medicine Hat, AB (June 2, 2021) – Working on the belief that housing is a fundamental right, the city of Medicine Hat can add achieving functional zero chronic homelessness to its list of social achievements, including as the … More

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Bright Spot: Yes! In My Backyard campaign rises up against NIMBYism One Ontario community is combatting the pervasive Not in My Backyard sentiment with a movement of its own that calls on people to vocally support housing initiatives that will help end homelessness. This blog is a part of our Bright Spot series highlighting outstanding work in ending homelessness happening across … More

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What Budget 2021 means for ending homelessness The federal government released their 2021/22 budget Monday. Budget 2021 builds on existing National Housing Strategy investments with over $2.5 billion in new funding and an additional $1.3 billion moved forward in previously promised housing investment. But it doesn’t go far enough. By Tim Richter President & CEO, Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness   Canadians have been suffering under the man-made disaster … More

March 25th, 2021

Bright Spot: Guelph-Wellington reduces chronic youth homelessness 43%

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Over the last year, this Built for Zero Canada community has reduced chronic youth homelessness by nearly half since the COVID-19 pandemic began. This blog is a part of our Bright Spot series highlighting outstanding work in ending homelessness happening across Canada. Guelph-Wellington’s unwavering focus on housing youth experiencing

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March 17th, 2021

Bright Spot: 33 Built for Zero communities celebrate progress towards ending chronic and veteran homelessness Built for Zero communities from across Canada are celebrating both large and small victories thanks to their unwavering efforts to end homelessness—even in the face of a pandemic. This blog is a part of our Bright Spot series highlighting outstanding work in ending homelessness happening across Canada. The second wave … More

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