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Silicon Valley homeless prevention program goes national
Destination: Home partners with 10 organizations to help over 10,000 families avoid eviction using rental aid and case management, backed by $77 million in funding.
- A homelessness prevention program that started in Santa Clara County is expanding nationwide through partnerships with 10 organizations to help over 10,000 families avoid eviction.
- The program has helped nearly 44,000 people locally avoid homelessness since 2017 and is considered a scalable model for wider implementation.
- Experts emphasize the importance of addressing eviction early to support stable housing, economic mobility, and to prevent many harmful effects associated with housing instability.
- Organizations highlight that housing instability is a nationwide issue requiring broad efforts to ensure stable homes and strengthen communities.
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Silicon Valley homeless prevention program goes national
A homelessness prevention program that began in Santa Clara County is expanding across the country. Nonprofit Destination: Home is partnering with 10 different organizations across the U.S. to bring rental assistance and case management for people facing eviction, with a goal of helping more than 10,000 families remain stably housed.
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