Edmonton, AB develops plan to end chronic homelessness using data and partnerships

Edmonton, AB Plan to End Chronic Homelessness

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The city's Plan to End Homelessness aims to reduce the timeline from the intake of homeless individuals to permanent housing to 21 days. A Homeless Management Information System tracks available beds, shelters, and supported housing to expedite services. Edmonton works with Homeward Trust toward the goal of Housing First through landlord engagement, rental assistance, and service referrals.

Low-income Housing Homelessness Affordable Housing

Edmonton, AB

City in Alberta

Canada

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Edmonton’s Plan to End Homelessness

Progress has been made since Edmonton’s Plan to End Homelessness was created. Your voice is important to informing this work, and we want to hear from you.

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Edmonton mayor requests help from Trudeau government to end city’s homelessness before winter - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca

Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson is asking the federal government for help in ending the city's homelessness by this fall.

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