The Raleigh Wake Partnership
to end and prevent homelessness
Coordinated Access System
The Raleigh Wake Partnership is committed to creating and promoting a Coordinated Access System that is a fair and equitable system for everyone entering the system.
HMIS
The Raleigh Wake Partnership to End and Prevent Homelessness provides primary HMIS support for the Raleigh/Wake Continuum of Care (NC-507).
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Together, we can make a difference for the most vulnerable in our Raleigh Wake Community. Together, we have the real opportunity to make systemic change.
Homeless?
Get connected if you need emergency housing.
If you are hurt or in imminent danger call 911
The number of households currently in homeless shelters across Wake County.
The number of households (individuals + families) waiting for a shelter bed or Street Outreach.
The number of households (individuals + families) in need if housing.
Did you know…
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Executive Director, Kim Crawford, facilitated a listening session on the growing unsheltered homeless families population in Wake County this week. As the lead for Wake’s homelessness response system, the Partnership is continuing to think of innovative solutions to ending homelessness in the midst of a pandemic and growing affordable housing crisis.
We are grateful to be a part of this important panel! Log on at Noon to see our Executive Director, Kim Crawford, and other experts in our community discuss the eviction crisis.
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We are so excited to see the much needed addition of Permanent Supportive Housing units in Raleigh! The Partnership just conducted a Gaps Analysis of Wake County's Homelessness System and found we are in dire need of over 700 Permanent Supportive Housing Units. Learn more about our systems-level work at partnershipwake.org/!
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City Purchases Hotel to Provide Permanent Supportive Housing, Emergency Shelter
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Our Board delivered well-deserved goodies to the staff and gave the office a little upgrade with a new coffee pot, microwave and refrigerator. The COVID-19 pandemic forced many people into hardships they've never faced before. We're seeing a huge uptick in phone calls to our Access Hub. Our Partnership staff listens to desperate stories day after day from those completely lost on where to turn for help. To our staff, we're here to support you and hope these treats keep you energized, focused and ready to help folks find solutions to homelessness.
You can help, too. Please donate to our Friends of the Board
partnershipwake.org/together/
A quick video on how we got to where we are with the affordable housing crisis. The crisis is here in the Triangle and our Access Hub is hearing the stories of our neighbors pushed to the edge everyday. partnershipwake.org/access-hub/
Partnership Updates
Minding The Gaps
The Partnership Delves Deep into Data to Highlight Needs – where are the gaps, and how can we fill them?
“I wish for you discomfort…”
St. John’s MCC invited Partnership Executive Director, Kim Crawford to speak at their Sunday morning worship service on July 11, 2021.
Wisdom and Compassion / Justice and Charity
By leveraging the power of community to address systemic causes of homelessness through coordinated response, education, data, and advocacy ~ every Wake County resident can have safe and affordable housing.
Our Vision:
Safe and affordable housing for every Wake County Resident.
Our Values:
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
We approach our work using a holistic lens that affirms and respects the dignity and uniqueness of each person.
Excellence
We meet the highest quality of performance by creating and utilizing best and promising practices and by committing ourselves to ongoing learning.
Good Stewardship
We are careful and responsible managers of the resources entrusted to our care.
Community-Involvement
We recognize the need for community-informed solutions to community-wide issues, we value lived experience, and we engage Wake County residents in our work.
Professionalism
We maintain the highest standards of ethics and integrity.