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1. www.yellowpages.com › the-hack-homeless-shelterThe Hack Homeless Shelter in Fort Lauderdale, FL with Reviews

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2. bphi.org › about-usAbout us – Broward Partnership

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   The Partnership operates the Central Homeless Assistance Center in Fort Lauderdale and the North Homeless Assistance Center in Pompano Beach providing street outreach, 498 beds of emergency shelter, 168 units of scattered-site permanent housing interventions in Broward County, and a complete array of health and social services for men, women ...

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   What should I do if I'm at risk of homelessness?

   • If you are at risk of or currently experiencing homelessness, the first step is to get in touch with the shelter system in your community. You may need to call a hotline or go to a community-designated organization for homeless services.

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   How do I get help if I'm homeless?

   • You may need to call a hotline or go to a community-designated organization for homeless services. Your community may have a “homeless hotline,” “2-1-1,” or other organization/agency that serves as the “front door” to receiving any kind of help. The Continuum of Care (CoC) program is the “front door” for homelessness services across the country.

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   Are tiny homes a solution to homelessness?

   • Cox started helping with gardening, one of his passions. A few months later, he moved into one of its 99-square-foot houses (echoing the "99%" of the population that Occupy aimed to represent). With housing costs rising, tiny homes are spreading as a solution to homelessness in California, Indiana, Missouri, Oregon, and beyond.

   Tiny houses are cropping up around the country to give shelter to the

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   What is a homelessness hotline?

   • Your community may have a “homeless hotline,” “2-1-1,” or other organization/agency that serves as the “front door” to receiving any kind of help. The Continuum of Care (CoC) program is the “front door” for homelessness services across the country. Contact your community’s CoC to learn about access to shelter, housing, and other resources.

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4. endhomelessness.org › how-to-get-help-experiencingHow to Get Help If You Are Experiencing Homelessness

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   • Step One: Accessing Shelter Or Housing Services
   • Step Two: Determining How Best to Help You
   • Step Three: Prioritizing For Shelter and Housing
   • Step Four: Referral to Shelter and/or Housing

   If you are at risk of or currently experiencing homelessness, the first step is to get in touch with the shelter system in your community. You may need to call a hotline or go to a community-designated organization for homeless services. Your community may have a “homeless hotline,” “2-1-1,” or other organization/agency that serves as the “front do...

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   Exploring options other than shelter. Having a safe, alternative to shelter is often a much better way of resolving your housing crisis. Provider staff may try to help you maintain your current housing (if you have any) and resolve conflicts that are keeping you from staying there. They may negotiate with a friend or family to extend your housing a...

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   Help for those living outside. Unfortunately, a lot of communities in the U.S. have many people sleeping outside (including for long periods of time) and do not have enough shelter or housing to move everyone back into housing quickly. These communities need to prioritize resources for those who need them the most. Help for those “doubled up,” unst...

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   Referred to shelter. Once provider staff have assessed and determined your strengths, needs, and vulnerability, you may be referred to a shelter bed immediately. If you are not referred to a shelter bed, you may be placed on a waitlist for shelter. It depends on how your community makes referrals to shelter, so be sure to ask what you should expect...

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5. www.hackhomelessness.orgHack Homelessness

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   Our interdisciplinary initiative addresses the root causes of housing insecurity that affect the Bay Area. Hack Homelessness explores technological solutions that can better facilitate access to tenants rights services, support services, and affordable housing.

6. www.npr.org › sections › health-shotsTiny houses are cropping up around the country to give ... - NPR

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   Feb 6, 2022 · Tucked inside a residential neighborhood in Madison, Wis., and surrounded by a wooden fence and greenery, are nine little houses. With multicolored siding and roofs, they look like people-sized...