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lpcschicago.org

Lincoln Park Community Services serves adult individuals ages 18 and up from all across Chicago who are at-risk of or currently experiencing homelessness. We serve people of all backgrounds regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation, race or ethnicity.

allchicago.org

Our mission is to unite our community and resources to provide solutions that ensure and sustain the stability of home.

thenightministry.org

Did you know that more than 68,000 Chicagoans have no permanent place to call home? To put that number in context, that is more people than can fit in Soldier Field. You have the power to make a difference in the lives of our vulnerable neighbors by joining me in supporting TheNight Ministry on Hope for Homes Day on July 17. For nearly half a centu...

saferfoundation.org

Request a media kit from Safer Foundation or browse blogs about supporting the justice-involved community and those with criminal records.

texashousers.org

COVID Eviction Stories Told by people who are living through the realities of eviction and displacement during COVID-19.

hrcsf.org

Empowering tenants through advocacy, resources, and legal support in San Francisco since 1979. Join us to defend tenant rights and build community power.

norent.org

Millones de estadounidenses no podrán pagar la renta debido al COVID 19. Usa nuestra herramienta gratuita para escribirle una carta al dueño de tu edificio y tomar acción. No estás solo/a.

azhousingcoalition.org

The Arizona Housing Coalition is a membership organization guided by the vision of an Arizona where housing stability is universal, and everyone has a safe, affordable place to call home. One of th…

nchousing.org

The NC Housing Coalition (NCHC) is committed to maintaining the trust and confidence of its members and constituents. As a statewide membership organization, we collect personal information for use in … Continued

wclp.org

Western Center’s experience in California in developing research, policy advocacy, providing training and technical assistance to hundreds of lawyers and advocates each year, and advocating within the largest court system in the nation offers valuable lessons both within the context of changing California’s and the national dialogue about the criminalization of poverty and directly helping other states generate similar victories.