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The Southern California wildfires remind us of the power of community. As property managers, we have the tools and resources to make a meaningful impact. By sharing available units, supporting displaced families, and leading with integrity, we can help those in need during this crisis. Here’s how: 🌟 List available units with Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA) to connect families to housing. 📋 Comply with anti-price gouging laws to ensure fairness. 🤝 Work with local organizations to strengthen response efforts. This is our chance to create positive change. Let’s rise to the challenge. #Leadership #CommunityImpact #WildfireRelief #PropertyManagement

King County Executive Dow Constantine’s years of service will leave an incomparable mark on our region. His tireless commitment to ambitious, evidence-based policy and his courage to address difficult and complex issues head-on have set the bar for the kind of leadership we need to meet our most pressing challenges. Under his direction, addressing homelessness has been a North Star for the County, and has helped our region approach this problem with collaboration, perseverance, and empathy.    We are deeply appreciative of his creation of long-term programs like the groundbreaking Health Through Housing Initiative, robust investments in veterans, seniors, and human services, and a County-wide commitment to creating stability for all—there are critical tools to help organizations like Plymouth make progress. There is still work to do to ensure everyone in our region has a place to call home, but King County is better equipped to meet this need thanks to Executive Constantine’s work. As an advocate and a King County resident—thank you, Executive Constantine…the work continues!   [Photo: Executive Dow Constantine, left, joined me and Susan Boyd, CEO of Bellwether Housing for the ribbon-cutting of Blake House / The Rise on Madison. This building was Seattle’s first affordable high-rise in more than 50 years.] Read more in The Seattle Times: https://bit.ly/3O7nwth

Today, we honor and remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001. We pay tribute to the courage of the first responders, the resilience of the survivors, and the strength of the families forever impacted by this day. Let us take a moment to reflect on the power of unity, community, and hope. Together, we continue to stand strong. 🇺🇸 #NeverForget #911Memorial #UnitedWeStand #TampaBayCommunity #realestatetips #HomeSelling #pricingstrategy #realestateadvice #HomeValue #amberflemingrealestate #tampabayrealestateonline #buyselldiscount #pricing

Homelessness In Australia could be History by December 31st 2025, to do it requires a Compassionate Community, Individual Compassionate Hearts, Transformational Visionary LifeChanging Leadership by New Strategic Thinkers; Who Can See What I See! Genuine Hope> Humanity! # Founder: Make Homelessness History...

Ditto to all my CEO said below.. please check out all we are doing in the video below. We are truly epitomizing the credit union movement and why we are different from banks.

Example of why housing first is so important

A year ago, much of our downtown was covered by encampments. People on the streets were sick and tired of being moved along with no place to go, and neighborhoods were eager for solutions. Today, we are one of the only growing cities in the nation without large encampments in our downtown and we have emerged as a national leader in the fight to end unsheltered homelessness by treating people living in encampments with the respect and dignity that we all deserve. This morning we released a one-year report highlighting the progress we’ve made together over the last year. Here are some of the highlights from the report: -1673 people moved indoors from unsheltered homelessness in 12 months -583 people moved into permanent housing from unsheltered homelessness -More than 300 blocks of our city permanently closed to encampments -0 large encampments remaining in downtown Denver There is still plenty of work to do, but I’m grateful to be able to step back and celebrate the amazing progress we have made together in 12 months time. Onwards. Report Link: https://lnkd.in/gBqP357A

“It’s really the speed and the targeting that is just so important,” Watts said. “If you can get somebody into four walls and a roof and make sure that they have a community of support … then amazing things can happen.” Sam Watts and your team at Welcome Hall Mission take a bow. 👏👏👏 Rapid rehousing is a crucial initiative and particularly effective for those newly experiencing homelessness. While the article is clear that this initiative did not target more complex, chronic cases - that’s okay, because newly unhoused individuals require our support also. Early intervention and preventing chronic homelessness is an important goal in our efforts to reduce and end homelessness. The inability of people to afford to obtain and maintain housing underlies much of our national homelessness problem. Rapid rehousing provides immediate stability, reversing the fortunes of individuals and families and easing their trauma. The results speak for themselves - 400 people housed and 85% have retained that housing. Studies show that rapid rehousing improves housing stability and promotes better long-term outcomes compared to extended stays in shelters. It is a cost-effective strategy that alleviates the burden on emergency services and fosters healthier, more resilient communities. #Homelessness #RapidRehousing #HousingFirst #EndHomelessness