The work to end family homelessness is a national priority for many reasons. Being in safe and stable housing benefits both parents and children for a lifetime, improving their overall well-being, health, education, and future employment opportunities — outcomes that strengthen our communities and our country as a whole.

To end family homelessness once and for all, we need to continue building strong public– private partnerships, marshaling existing resources, and investing new resources to ensure all families have access to safe, stable housing they can sustain long-term, with connections to opportunities that contribute to self-sufficiency and overall well-being.