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NEWS & EVENTS

HUD Supported Homelessness Assistance & Emergency Resources

15 April 2015

HUD Supported Homelessness Assistance & Emergency Resources

27 Oct 2014

HUD/VA team up to help more than 9,000 homeless veterans find permanent homes

1 Oct
2014

Study of PHA's Efforts to Serve the Homeles presents video on findings

2 Feb
2014

House the Homeless smashes homeless myth - survey reveals truth

7 Jan
2008

May 2016

An Open Letter to our

Presidential Candidates

Index it!

Index it!

INDEX IT!

We must index the federal minimum wage to the local cost of housing.

This means that the cost of housing will be attainable for every American who works 40 hours per week.
By indexing the wage to the cost of housing, American workers will be able to afford basic housing no matter how expensive that housing grows and no matter where you live in the United States.
By failing to index the Federal Minimum Wage to the cost of housing, it will just be a matter of time before inflation erodes the wage gains of today!

Index it!

It is just good common sense!

MEET rodney
The invisibly disabled and under-valued Veteran
Rodney served honorably as a member of the elite combat defense police. He was moving toward home ownership when financial disaster struck.
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MEET CARRIE
The single parent and the working poor
Carrie is the loving and single mother of wonderful respectful and intelligent twin daughters. She works two jobs totaling 82 hours per week to make it.
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MEET JIM
The socially disordered and physically afflicted
After the injury, Jim became homeless. He receives $603 per month in federal disability and medical benefits so his net income drops to $579.
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MEET RANDY
The mentally disabled and injured on-the-job
Randy is profoundly dyslexic but labeled "retarded." His life work has been that of a painter. 'I was making it… just barely, but I was doing OK.'
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MEET DAVID
The roadblocks to dignity and fairness
David had been living on the streets of Austin, Texas when he decided to “turn his life around.” David is a very hard worker. He started as a janitor.
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MEET PAPPY
Just a "Regular Person" stuck on the streets
Pappy had gone to sleep in the park with a friend. One of the officers got out of his car and started walking in Pappy’s direction. Pappy’s friend froze.
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MEET JIM

The socially disordered and physically afflicted

After the injury, Jim became homeless. He receives $603 per month in federal disability and medical benefits so his net income drops to $579.