Helping to end Homelessness in D.C.
The Coalition for the Homeless is a non-profit organization in the District of Columbia that provides shelter and supportive services to more than 500 homeless individuals and families who are residents in the District of Columbia. The Coalition is always working on activities and solutions in the community to help eliminate homelessness.
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Coalition for the Homeless 40th Anniversary
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The Coalition for the Homeless is a non-profit organization in the District of Columbia that provides specialized transitional housing assistance, permanent housing at two locations for individuals and families, emergency shelter and housing. We invite you to learn more about our programs, services, general eligibility criteria and admission requirements.
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Find a ProgramThe Coalition Turns 40
2021 marked the 40th Anniversary of the Coalition for the Homeless. Coming soon will be a 40th Anniversary page capturing our history, supporters, impact, and the path ahead.
Volunteer and Staff Recognition December 1, 2020
This year’s Volunteer and Staff Recognition was held virtually on December 1, 2020. Employee of the Year was Tiffany Hughes, Program Director at 50th Street Family Program. Congratulations!
Annual Linda Fields Training and Educational Opportunity Job Fair
The Coalition will be making a decision on whether or not to have this event in 2021. We will provide an update soon.
New Laptops for Children at the 50th Street Family Program
The children at the Coalition’s 50th Street Family Program
were all smiles when they received their own laptops. When
the U.S. began the shutdown to slow the spread of COVID-19 in
March, schools struggled with how to move forward with online
classes. It wasn’t just a matter of altering students’ curriculum.
Many lacked either internet access or home computers — and
some lacked both.
The Coalition had to figure out how to get technology into
the hands of the children who are homeless. While we have
a computer room, COVID-19 protocols were in full effect. The
goal was to get laptops in the apartments of all the children who
went to school. With proficient laptop skills, children can access
valuable educational software, expand their knowledge through
online resources and complete online homework assignments.
Laptops were provided by Bridging Tech Charitable Fund.
Through your donation, you can help create more success stories like this one for residents of the District of Columbia that are struggling with homelessness.
Contact
- 1234 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Suite C-1015
- DC, Washington 20005
- (202) 347-8870