Bring CA Home retweeted
We know that #HousingFirst works, there just isn't enough housing for everyone who needs it.
If there aren't enough life jackets on a sinking boat for everyone aboard, you wouldn't conclude life jackets don't work.
“The attack on Housing First is the most worrisome thing I’ve seen in my 30 years in this field." - @annymoliva
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Bring CA Home retweeted
"'People are homeless because their rent is too high. And their options are too few. And they have no cushion,' said Dr. Margot Kushel, initiative director and lead investigator."
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Here’s what people said would have prevented their homelessness:
• 70%: Additional $300-$500/mo.
• 82%: One-time $5000-$10,000
• 90%: Housing Choice Voucher
🔗 Homelessness.ucsf.edu/CASPEH #CAHomelessnessStudy #CASPEH
Bring CA Home retweeted
🏠 Housing is essential.
💡When people have a safe, stable home they can afford, it makes other challenges — like health problems, unemployment, substance use, or mental illness — more manageable.
#SolvingHomelessness
Bring CA Home retweeted
Replying to @BringCAHome
These elements are all core to success in communities reducing homelessness. #AB799 is the only proposal developed by people with lived experience, advocates, CoC and local gov staff, & business leaders. Together, we can @BringCAHome through #CABudget TBL.
BCH is grateful that even in a deficit year, @CAGovernor and the #CALeg are maintaining significant budget commitments to solving homelessness. 1/
P.S. Shoutout to @CSAC_Counties for joining with us earlier this week to lift up a number of our shared priorities in moving toward ongoing investment and collaborative, comprehensive accountability! xitter.cf/CSAC_Counties/status/1…
#Breaking - CSAC and @BringCAHome jointly urge @GavinNewsom and #CALegislature to adopt trailer bill language w/ accountability & ongoing homelessness funding – areas of agreement from both CSAC's AT HOME Plan and #AB799 (@LuzRivas). counties.org/sites/main/file…
We're very encouraged to see the #CALeg Budget advance multi-year investments in homelessness and signal towards meaningful, collaborative accountability measures. Thanks @SenToniAtkins @NancySkinnerCA @RendonAD62 @AsmPhilTing for pushing in the right direction!
For an overview on the Legislative Budget Agreement, a summary doc is available here (dated June 12): sbud.senate.ca.gov/
#CABudget #ProtectOurProgress
"We demand long-term accountability from our homeless service providers but fail to make the long-term financial commitment they need to budget, plan and build on their successes." calmatters.org/commentary/20…
Bring CA Home retweeted
"If you're vulnerable in any way, you're far more likely to experience homelessness."
🎧 More from @ColburnGregg on @Marketplace
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Bring CA Home retweeted
My #AB799 just passed off the Assembly floor 68-0!
Homelessness is the top issue that Californians want to see addressed. AB799 addresses our homelessness crisis by enacting meaningful accountability measures, setting state goals and improving transparency.
Just like that, #AB799 passes off the Assembly Floor with a unanimous, bipartisan vote of 68-0! Thanks @AsmLuzRivas for working alongside us to push for resources at scale and meaningful, equity-driven accountability for our state and local strategies to reduce homelessness.
Bring CA Home retweeted
The @BringCAHome coalition is the best!! #AB799
We were thrilled to join our @BringCAHome partners in Sacramento to advocate for key provisions from Asm. Rivas’s AB799 (HHAP Accountability and Results) to be included in the budget trailer bill language! #RacialEquity #LivedExperienceMatters #WorkforceCapacity #RegionalPlanning


















