Home is where people rest, recover, celebrate milestones, and build a future.
It should never be out of reach.
At Community Solutions, we believe that reducing homelessness isn't just possible… it's a responsibility we all share. Communities across the country have already shown that when people work together, homelessness can be reduced.
Your support helps communities strengthen local systems, expand access to housing, and ensure more people have a safe place to call home.
Join us in the final push to make homelessness rare and brief: https://t.co/fFlNMKXd4d
A new program in Oregon is bringing mental health services directly to children and families experiencing homelessness, making it easier for them to get help during one of the hardest times in their lives.
Read more: https://t.co/O6rz9fsLDu
Spoiler alert: This is how communities end veteran homelessness.
Communities making the most progress have four things in common:
🤝 They work as one team.
🏠 They create more housing options.
🇺🇸 They get to know every veteran and what they need.
❤️ They keep supporting veterans after they move in.
That's the approach behind #CompletingTheMission and it's already helping communities across the country make real progress.
Learn more: https://t.co/1y658u7o5j
No, seriously... this is our version of self care.
Every time another community proves homelessness can be reduced, it reminds us that progress is possible. That's what happens when communities focus on housing, coordination, and getting people the support they need.
We'll take this over doomscrolling any day.
For years, communities across the country have been proving that veteran homelessness can be reduced. They did it by working together, moving veterans into housing faster, and making sure they had the support to stay there.
Now it's time to build on that momentum because the best way to honor those who served isn't just with words.
It's by making sure every veteran has a place to call home. Will you join us? #CompletingTheMission
🇺🇸 Join our mission: https://t.co/qoWS7Fz0gV
What the FUCK.
RFK Jr: “Children who are circumcised early have double the rate of autism.”
Trump: “I've studied this a long time.”
These people are all sick lunatics.
Jared Kushner holds no government position.
Yet he is our Middle East Envoy.
The Saudis have paid him $100M and invested $2B in his firm.
He pushed for Saudi nuclear enrichment over the objection of national security officials.
Today his father-in-law made it happen.
But what about my paintings…
Intentionally concealing the death of a U.S. senator to manipulate legislative business or the succession process could expose those involved to serious federal criminal charges.
No one gets to hide a death for political gain.
#WhereIsMitch
A school that once served its community will soon do so again.
In Philadelphia, PA, a vacant 126 year old school is being transformed into 50 affordable homes for older adults, giving new purpose to a long empty building while creating much needed housing. That's a win for both people and place. https://t.co/TxPRN2bMBt
BREAKING: In an Unbelievable New report that has just surfaced President Biden and family profited $1.4 BILLION during his first year in office, while those who invested in his family’s venture lost $2 Billion.
Are you as pissed off as I Am here?
Ooops, never mind, that was the Trump family last year.
Baltimore is turning a historic downtown corner into new housing for people exiting homelessness. The $28 million Sojourner Place at Park project shows what is possible when communities preserve history while creating pathways home. https://t.co/Q1vKhzZzcr
Summer heat is more than uncomfortable for people experiencing homelessness. It can be dangerous.
That's why communities across the country are working to help more people move indoors. Denver has reduced street homelessness by 64% since 2023. Dallas has reduced it by 87%. Atlanta has helped nearly 500 people move indoors through Downtown Rising.
Every person who moves into housing is one less person facing extreme heat without a safe place to go.
That's what progress looks like.
Everyone deserves a second chance and a place to belong. Landlords hold one of the missing pieces in the puzzle to solve homelessness: housing.
Property owners like Tahmica are changing lives by providing more than just a roof, they are offering the belief and support veterans and formerly homeless tenants need to find their purpose.
Kayla, a former tenant, dreams of following in Tahmica's footsteps.