The 2018 Strategic Plan Update was spurred by the 2017 point in time count, which quantified the growth of homelessness in Alameda County and catalyzed the need for new strategies and actions.
Click here to download the executive summary.
EveryOne Home is asking all concerned individuals, non-profits, businesses, faith groups, and community organizations to endorse the EveryOne Home Plan to End Homelessness: 2018 Strategic Update.
145 endorsements including…
- City of Berkeley
- City of Alameda
- City of Albany
- City of Fremont
- City of Hayward
- Covenant House California
- Mercy Housing
- Bay Area Community Services
- Downtown Streets Team
- Resources for Community Development
- First Congregational Church of Berkeley
- Alameda County Housing Authority
- Sister to Sister 2, Inc
- Lava Mae
- East Oakland Community Project
- Community Resources for Independent Living
- Fred Finch Youth Center
- Alameda Point Collaborative
- LifeLong Medical Care
- BBI Construction
- Homeless Action Center
- Social Service Data Solutions
- East Bay Housing Organizations
- Housing Consortium of the East Bay
- Satellite Affordable Housing Associates
- Beyond Emancipation
- Allen Temple Health & Social Services
- Roots Community Clinic
- East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation
- Women’s Daytime Drop-In Center
SF Chronicle: Report says price tag for ending Alameda County homelessness is $334M a year
SF Chronicle: Aging on the street: Nearly half of older homeless people fell into trouble after age 50, new research shows.
Mercury News: ‘It’s definitely not getting better:’Homelessness up 43 percent in Alameda County
KQED: Mayor Homeless Spikes Reported in San Francisco, Alameda and Santa Clara Counties
Thousands of people experience homelessness during the course of a year in Alameda County. Thousands more are living in precarious or unsafe situations. The EveryOne Home Plan, formerly known as the Alameda Countywide Homeless and Special Needs and Housing Plan, lays out our approach to ending homelessness in Alameda County. In the plan we lay out our collaborative approach and key strategies to end homelessness.
Download the Original EveryOne Home Plan
