EveryOne Home is leading the effort to end homelessness in Alameda County.

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Request for Interest (RFI) - Coordinated Entry Management Entity

On March 26th 2020, the HUD CoC Committee released the Request for Interest for Coordinated Entry Management Entity. Read the RFI here. 

COVID-19 Resource

Please see the COVID-19 resource page for guidance on how to respond to the pandemic. 

How to Access Coordinated Entry

If you are homeless or at risk of being homeless in Alameda County, click here to learn about available resources! As of Tuesday, March 17, 2020, all Housing Resource Centers in Alameda County have suspended drop-in services and will be holding phone appointments for screenings, assessments and housing support. Please see the flyer here for more info. 

EveryOne Home Plan to End Homelessness: 2018 Strategic Update

Download the Strategic Update that highlights actions needed for broad impact. 

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EveryOne Home Key Initiatives and Projects

Coordinated Entry

Coordinated Entry is the front door of Alameda County’s Housing Crisis Response System that provides an accessible and fair way to connect people to housing support. Since there isn’t enough housing or services for everyone in need, the main job of Coordinated Entry is to problem solve, assess, and match people to any available resources, and to ensure that the people with the highest needs are prioritized.

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Home Stretch

As part of Coordinated Entry, our Home Stretch initiative matches the highest needs people to deeply affordable housing with on-going services called Supportive Housing. Alameda County has over 1800 units of permanent supportive housing. This is our best solution to get people off the streets, help them stay housed, and to bring an end to chronic homelessness.

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HUD CoC Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA)

Each year EveryOne Home conducts a local rating and ranking process for projects receiving federal homelessness funds.

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Results Based Accountability

The Results Based Accountability (RBA) Committee supports the goal of ending homelessness through performance measurement that is attentive to effort, quality, and impac

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