HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0710.002 2016-2018 SUBMITTED BY: ELIZABETH MURPH P / HSS SC
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HOPE Services Hawaii island-wide to understand the
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CO CHAIR Elizabeth Murph with creative solutions.
Hawaii Island Community Director
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VICE CHAIR&CHIEF ADVOCATE a.m.in Kona(Mayor's Conf.Rm at ...<
Paul Normann WHCC)and Hilo(1990 Kinoole Federal funds to address homelessness come into our state through the two HUD
Executive Director Street,OHCD Conf. Rm)via video -i c":,
Neighborhood Place of Puna connection. Continua of Care for Hawaii: 1.Partners in Care(PIC)for Oahu and 2.Bridging e Gd +:.V�..
paulaneighborhoodplace.org (BTG)for The Balance of State,i.e. Hawaii,Maui and Kauai Counties. :
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Join to be involved in finding solutions to homelessness on t.,/ '"" " "`.'' . `'~` " ''
ei 4; Hawaii Island.Anyone can join CAP! •
What homelessness looked like on the island of Hawaii in 2017*: 953 total homeless
In order to be a high-functioning CoC,we need leaders from all
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community sectors at the table. Brainstorming,planning, ire tir
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//CAP with the end goal being the elimination of homelessness on 23%
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our island. Meetings and committee work include sharing of homeless
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wide,event planning and training events for the community. SUCCESSES GOALS
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CAP is currently made up of over 4o organizations and allies On the island of Hawaii:
using a Housing First-low barrier system to house and provide 32% The rate of return to homelessness End Family Homelessness by 2020.
, is the lowest in the state at 14 4%
follow-up services island-wide to our house-less neighbors.
v Reduce O The average length of time Single Household
spent homeless was 112 days2 homelessness by 30%each year.
In the last year, CAP implemented a Coordinated Entry System(CES) to insure that those who the lowest length of time in the state
need housing the most receive the first available units. Hawaii County provides the convener for Reduce recidivism,or return to
the CES case management meetings. There was a 5%increase of those
g g 6173 moving into permanent housing homelessness,to below 10%by 2020.
We welcome your participation and membership. Contact Treasurer and Membership Chair We believe everyone deserves a home!
David Deges with questions at 982-8800 or at ddeges(aThihaf.org. josuzi) 08,j
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The HUD Continuum of Care(CoC)Program is designed to promote communitywide commitment
to the goal of ending homelessness; provide funding for efforts by nonprofit providers plus State A coalition of Hawai'i Island's homeless service providers, govern-
ment representatives and community stakeholders working together
and local governments to quickly rehouse homeless individuals and families while minimizing the in partnership to end homelessness.
trauma and dislocation caused to homeless individuals,families,and communities by homelessness;
promote access to and effect utilization of mainstream programs by homeless individuals and For more information;email David Deges,membership chair at ddeges@hihaf.org
families; and optimize self-sufficiency among individuals and families experiencing homelessness. *State of Hawaii Homeless Point-in-Time Count