Real People ~ Real Results
During December, 47 people who were homeless (9 families
and 22 single adults) moved into permanent housing from
emergency shelters and transitional housing
programs.
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Housing Support Services Blueprint Complements Plans and
Studies
In November 2011, the Fairfax County Office of the County
Executive commissioned the drafting of the Housing Support
Services Blueprint to complement plans and studies that are
underway in several human service agencies.
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A Day in the Life of Hypothermia Service at St. Andrews
Episcopal Church
The Hypothermia Prevention Program plays an integral role in
the Partnership to Prevent and End Homelessness and
represents a shining example of community collaboration
and effectiveness in serving the critical needs of the
homeless. St. Andrews volunteers experienced some
interesting developments during its second year as a Hosting
Site for guests.
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Point-in-Time Count Conducted on Jan. 25
Nearly 80 staff from public and private homeless service
providers received training on collecting the data for the
count. The reports will be reviewed, compiled and analyzed
over the next two months and will provide data for the
Regional Enumeration and other local reports that will be
issued later in the spring.
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Reston Interfaith Continues its Mission through NRC
Under its contract through the Fairfax County’s Neighborhood
Initiative Program, Reston Interfaith now operates Herndon’s
Neighborhood Resource Center (NRC) and will continue its
mission to provide human services programs to residents
throughout the northwestern areas of the county.
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Stuff the Bus ~ Food for Fairfax 2012
Fairfax County Neighborhood and Community Services and the
Office of Public Private Partnerships are partnering with MV
Transportation, Inc. and local grocery stores to collect
donations of food to assist the most vulnerable in our
community.
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Upcoming Trainings and Meetings
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HMIS trainings scheduled for February and March. >>
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Regional HOST meetings on homelessness. >>
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