Published 3 years ago

Denver Drafts 5-Year Plan To Address Housing And Homelessness

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More than 4,100 people called the streets of Denver home in 2020, according to a Point-in-Time count. The city’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) issued a draft review version of its Five-Year Strategic Plan. HOST aims to increase equitable access to housing by way of a 14-goal plan.

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Denver Drafts 5-Year Plan To Address Housing And Homelessness

DENVER (CBS4)– Denver’s Department of Housing Stability has released a draft version of its five-year strategic plan to support those residents who are unhoused or facing housing instability. The plan was released after gathering input from thousands of residents over the past year.The plan will help guide how the department invests resources, creates policy and provides housing stability, along with creating housing opportunities for those in D…

3 years ago·United States

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Denver 7 News

Denver releases its Five-Year Strategic Plan, aims to cut homelessness in half by 2026

DENVER — More than 4,100 people called the streets of Denver home in 2020, the highest it’s been in six years, according to a Point-in-Time count of sheltered and unsheltered people experiencing homelessness on a single night.On Wednesday, following more than a year of public input, the city’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) issued a draft review version of its Five-Year Strategic Plan to reduce that number by 50%. The plan’s lofty goals …

3 years ago·Denver, United States

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