Homelessness

Innovative community-first solutions prioritize local context with partnerships between Episcopal churches and Family Promise affiliates.

Resilience planning in Georgia could help housing withstand natural disasters and other major threats.

Georgia’s Housing Policies have changed to bring a greater level of accountability to the sector, including new bills and programs.

Urban homelessness tends to be more visible and easily pictured, while rural homelessness is usually more hidden.

There is no one face of homelessness. It crosses all lines, and we need to break down the misconceptions surrounding the unhoused.

There is no one reason for homelessness. Therefore, there is not a cut and dry solution; we must take a holistic approach.

Atlanta’s 2022 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count of people experiencing homelessness has been compiled; the results paint an optimistic picture.

The intersection of COVID-19 disparities and homelessness risk factors created an apocalyptic moment for inequity.

Rainbow Village received a $17,819 General Grant from ECF in 2018 in partnership with Christ Episcopal Church (Norcross).