COVID-19 Lessons Learned in Addressing Homelessness and the Role of Emergency Rental Assistance
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Conference SessionThe COVID-19 pandemic has placed homelessness under the spotlight as a public health crisis. More and more Americans are faced with housing instability and the exacerbated health risks that come with it.National Harbor Room 2-3 | Convention Center, Top FloorCOVID-19 Lessons Learned in Addressing Homelessness and the Role of Emergency Rental AssistanceNational Harbor Room 2-3 | Convention Center, Top FloorJuly 11, 2021July 11, 2021, 3:45 pm to 5:00 pm
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COVID-19 Lessons Learned in Addressing Homelessness and the Role of Emergency Rental Assistance
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed homelessness under the spotlight as a public health crisis. More and more Americans are faced with housing instability and the exacerbated health risks that come with it. Speakers from Community Solutions, Witt O’Brien’s and the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness will discuss strategies for using Emergency Rental Assistance funding effectively and forming community-wide partnerships to achieve sustainable solutions for reducing and preventing homelessness. You will also hear from Montgomery County, Md. on its success in addressing these challenges to improve the health of its community.
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed homelessness under the spotlight as a public health crisis. More and more Americans are faced with housing instability and the exacerbated health risks that come with it.2021-07-11Conference Session2021-07-01
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed homelessness under the spotlight as a public health crisis. More and more Americans are faced with housing instability and the exacerbated health risks that come with it. Speakers from Community Solutions, Witt O’Brien’s and the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness will discuss strategies for using Emergency Rental Assistance funding effectively and forming community-wide partnerships to achieve sustainable solutions for reducing and preventing homelessness. You will also hear from Montgomery County, Md. on its success in addressing these challenges to improve the health of its community.





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