City Of Hamilton Housing And Homelessness Action Plan 1 The projected 2023 24 budget of 39 877 095 for homelessness supports is inclusive of Federal Reaching Home 9 924 878 Provincial Homelessness Prevention Program 23 559 700 and Municipal Levy 6 392 517
City of Hamilton Homelessness Plan 2019 2024 Note All communities receiving funding from Designated Communities stream are required to use this template in order to complete the community plan under Reaching Home In Hamilton s Systems Planning Framework Coming Together to End Homelessness our community has laid out a roadmap for ending chronic homelessness by 2025 This means building a system that ensures homelessness is prevented whenever possible or if it cannot be prevented that it is rare brief and non recurring
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The current balance in this Project ID as of July 2022 is 320 000 leaving a balance of 170 000 for priorities identified in the December 2021 Capital Status report FCS21079 b There is no levy impact to the recommendations Staffing None The homelessness portion of the dashboard shows that at the end of 2022 1 509 people in Hamilton were experiencing homelessness or had accessed the homeless serving system at least once in the three months prior The city funded 515 shelter beds at that time The dashboard also shows that in December 142 people became newly homeless or
The Housing and Homelessness Action Plan is a 10 year plan that will guide decision making on how the Hamilton community will address affordable housing and homelessness issues The scope of the plan is broad given the City s mandate as Service Manager for affordable housing and homelessness Pillar 1 New Construction of Affordable Housing 13 Pillar 2 Acquisition of Affordable Housing 15 Pillar 3 Preserve and Retain Existing Affordable Housing 17
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Bobby Hristova CBC More than 1 500 people were actively experiencing homelessness in Hamilton as of March according to a new dashboard the city will use to track shelter space and The City of Hamilton s Housing Homelessness Action Plan was established to guide the City in addressing housing over 10 years This plan was developed in 2013 with a five year review completed in 2020 that included community engagement and in partnership with a multi stakeholder Planning Group and the Housing and Homelessness Advisory
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1 The projected 2023 24 budget of 39 877 095 for homelessness supports is inclusive of Federal Reaching Home 9 924 878 Provincial Homelessness Prevention Program 23 559 700 and Municipal Levy 6 392 517
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City Of Hamilton Housing And Homelessness Action Plan - The homelessness portion of the dashboard shows that at the end of 2022 1 509 people in Hamilton were experiencing homelessness or had accessed the homeless serving system at least once in the three months prior The city funded 515 shelter beds at that time The dashboard also shows that in December 142 people became newly homeless or
