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Michigan's Campaign to End Homelessness

Michigan's Campaign to End Homelessness

While 2020 brought many challenges to everyone, those experiencing homelessness navigated the COVID-19 pandemic without the sense of home we all need. Having a safe and affordable place to call home is more than having somewhere to rest your head, it’s about stability, dignity and opportunity. For the Michiganders who experienced homelessness in 2020, we must and will do better. [For the Lt. Governor's complete letter, please see the 2020 Annual Report...]

2020 MCTEH Annual Report cover

 Download the 2020 Annual Report

News, Tools & Resources

News, Tools & Resources

COVID-19

Governor Whitmer has declared a state of emergency for Michigan over the coronavirus (COVID-19). To better serve homeless assistance providers, the Michigan Campaign Against Homelessness is providing this site as a resource to help as you navigate the quickly changing landscape of this pandemic and the necessary adjustments that will need to take place within your programs and services.

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COVID-19 Resources For Homeless Assistance Providers

2020-2022 State Action Plan

In August of 2020, Michigan's Campaign to End Homelessness released the 2020-2022 Action Plan, which can be found at the link above.

For the most recent update about the Action Plan, please check out this session from the 2020 Virtual Summit on Ending Homelessness here.

2020-2022 State Action Plan
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Michigan's Campaign

Because the problem is so devastating, so large, and so challenging, our response must be both compassionate and bold. That’s why, in 2006, Michigan announced a statewide plan to end homelessness. It began with a community plan to organize and deliver housing and services to meet the specific needs of people who are homeless as they move to stable housing and maximum self-sufficiency.
Michigan's Campaign
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Are You Homeless?

Individual housing needs assessments and service referrals are done through a single, centralized Housing Assessment and Resource Agency (HARA) in every community. Each HARA has a Housing Resource Specialist that works with individuals to gather information to determine both need and eligibility and then connect them to services, as appropriate.

To view a statewide list (by county) to locate your local HARA, click here.

Human Trafficking

Victim of Human Trafficking?

Are you a victim of human trafficking? If so, dial 1-888-373-7888 or go to

https://www.facebook.com/MHTTF