The Alliance is now on Instagram! Follow for information about homelessness and what you can do to help: buff.ly/49HgKUc

Minnesota has effectively ended veteran homelessness. They succeeded by pairing homes, services, and strong partnerships for results that get any veteran experiencing homelessness a permanent home within 90 days. Read more: bit.ly/4zzuWLL

There are human consequences when we remove proven solutions to homelessness. With permanent housing options under threat, people with underlying disabilities will be forced back onto the street. For people in need, the effects are dire. bit.ly/3Tf1QSx

Housed, healthy people can’t afford rent/food/gas. Cicero’s Devon Kurtz says homeless people “eventually pay their bills” without housing assistance. Legislators need to realize the Cicero Institute lives in a different economic reality than constituents. nyti.ms/4isgRu8

The Administration's proposed changes are built on faulty logic. And, they'll have real, detrimental effects on our homelessness response nationwide. Read our full breakdown of where this logic falls apart: bit.ly/4hWEieU

A judge has ruled that HUD must vacate the unlawful 2026 CoC NOFO. What happens next is up to HUD.

Systemic failures are at the root of homelessness. Not the people experiencing it, and not the programs working to end it. Yet new HUD policies pull funding away from the housing solutions we know work. Read why the logic doesn't hold up: bit.ly/4hWEieU

A federal court just ruled HUD's 2026 homelessness funding rules were issued unlawfully. Again. It's HUD's job to lawfully release the $4B+ CoC program NOFO, not weaponize federal grants. Read more: bit.ly/3S1oZa8

Funding for homelessness services has increased over the past decade. So has the cost of everything it's meant to cover. Read the full snapshot about inflation's impact here: bit.ly/3RHf1KW

Housing and homeless service providers across the country are navigating growing uncertainty around federal funding, anti-camping enforcement, immigration policies, and Housing First. Here's what we're hearing from the field: bit.ly/4grvuNp

"Homelessness funding nearly doubled in a decade." Technically true. Practically misleading. Here's the real math: bit.ly/3RHf1KW

Homelessness fell 3.3% between 2024 and 2025, driven by targeted investments in housing and health care. Now those programs face extreme cuts. We know the solutions, so don't let elected officials axe them. Read the op-ed from @AlfredoReyesJr here: bayareane.ws/4b2gNNs

11 states have passed camping bans in the last 4 years. Tennessee's is the harshest, a felony punishable by 6 years in prison. We know what actually ends homelessness: housing, not handcuffs. @NPR on the human cost of these laws: n.pr/4bU2lHq

Over the last decade, funding for homelessness services increased by 96%. When adjusted for inflation, that growth drops to just 43%. This distinction matters. Read the full snapshot on inflation's impact here: bit.ly/3RHf1KW

We asked CoCs across the country how federal policy shifts are affecting their work. A new report by Dr. Chinchilla demonstrates the clear response: this is a critical moment for our homelessness response system. Hear from communities on the front lines: bit.ly/4grvuNp

Despite their success, programs like Rapid-Rehousing and Permanent Supportive Housing have never been funded at the level required to meet the need. Read our analysis to learn why Congress should invest in solutions that work. Read the full publication: bit.ly/4f5Jp9E

BREAKING: We have filed a new complaint against HUD and requested a preliminary injunction specifically to address unlawful changes to the FY 2026 NOFO. It is clear that HUD will not relent unless held accountable by the courts or Congress.

Yesterday's court ruling against HUD's FY2025 NOFO changes is a powerful reminder that when we stand together, we can stop harmful policies and protect equitable access to housing resources. This is a victory worth celebrating and a reminder that our fight continues.

HUD's 2025 data shows a 3.3% decline in homelessness, proposed cuts and policy shifts threaten that progress. Alliance CEO Ann Oliva explains what's at stake. Read it here: bit.ly/4exqEwJ

The Administration has acted once again to implement unlawful changes to HUD’s CoC Program that will threaten over 97,000 formerly homeless people’s permanent housing. We’re updating our lawsuit to protect critical funding. Read more: bit.ly/4eXECbj

Overdue federal data reveals the first reduction in homelessness since 2016. This was due to federal investments in evidence-based methods. Why would the administration try to dismantle the programs that made progress possible? Read the press release: bit.ly/4uQvtGY