2020 Housing Challenge Seeks Innovative Policy Solutions to Increase Affordable Housing
Fairfax County is at a crossroads when it comes to affordable housing — particularly for low- or moderate-income households. The number //READ MORE >>
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4 Things To Know About the 2019 Health and Human Services Needs Assessment
Understanding the way Fairfax County changes and grows is key to planning for our community’s future. The 2019 Health and Human Services //READ MORE >>
New Bailey’s Shelter Combines Housing and Support Services Under One Roof
The new Bailey’s Shelter and Supportive Housing opened with a ribbon-cutting on Thursday, Oct. 24. Located at 5914 Seminary Road in //READ MORE >>
A Look Back at 10 Years of Preventing and Ending Homelessness
There is no reason for homelessness to exist in Fairfax County. That is one of the key philosophies of the 10-Year Plan to Prevent and End //READ MORE >>
Homelessness Down Nearly 50 Percent in Last Decade
During the last 10 years through a collaborative effort by our county government, nonprofits and faith organizations, we have reduced //READ MORE >>
Helping First-Time Homebuyers Find Affordable Housing
Homeownership is a huge and important milestone in most people’s lives and often a challenging one. The Homeownership and Relocation //READ MORE >>
Innovative Housing for Homeless on the Horizon
Updated April 9, 2018 A new innovative approach for housing our homeless residents and helping them transition into permanent housing is //READ MORE >>
Affordable Housing in Fairfax County: We Want Your Input
Over the last decade, our county has experienced unprecedented increases in the cost of for-sale housing and a significant decrease in //READ MORE >>
What You Told Us About Homelessness in Our County
Earlier this spring our Office to Prevent and End Homelessness and Office of Public Affairs partnered with a group of George Mason //READ MORE >>
New Homelessness Count: Under 1,000 Milestone is Reached
We have reached a significant milestone in our efforts to decrease the number of people who are homeless in our county! For the first time //READ MORE >>
