Advocate
Many people associate homelessness with negative stereotypes of skid rows and panhandlers, which promotes misinformation, apathy, and sometimes hostility. This hampers effective policies that move people into housing and services.
Research has shown that efforts to raise the quality of life for homeless families saves public dollars, improves neighborhood safety and increases or stabilizes property values in most communities. Now you can help with efforts to end homelessness in your community.
Contact your City-County council member, state senator, or state representative to express your support.
Download the Basic Facts for Advocacy, a quick reference sheet to help you advocate in your community.
Use the Advocacy Toolkit to reach out to friends, colleagues, neighbors, and your community.
It is up to each of us to help. You can make a real difference and inspire others.
