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.
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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.
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Brown Bag Ministry has been a key partner for our Severe Weather White Flag shelters! No matter how many white flag nights are declared, no matter the weather conditions, BBM always comes through - dedication, compassion, determination / yep that is who they are. What a privilege to have this ministry in our community! Thank you!A special thank you to the 7 volunteers, 6 coordinators, and 7 church friends(including my wonderful wife) who served at BBM today and made 1,382 sandwiches.
As a result, the South Wilmington Street Center, White Flag, Church in the Woods, and Jesus City Church will be able to provide meals this weekend.
Thank you, Brown Bag Ministries, for the hundreds of bags of food you've been providing us at St. John's MCC White Flag Shelter!!
Wonderful. I'll aim to watch for next time. I did get out yesturday, just wasn't watching bulletin.
Thank you St John's MCC, for your work in supporting the Raleigh Wake homeless crisis response system with your efforts in providing severe weather emergency overnight shelter.
Raleigh church helps homeless community seek shelter amid winter weather
spectrumlocalnews.com
Homeless people are in need of shelter during winter weatherToday we (Kim Crawford and Emily Downing) had the privilege and opportunity to spend the day with Kathryn Johnson of First Presbyterian of Raleigh, as we staffed the “White Flag” Day Warming site. 28 degree today - hospitality at it finest for over 68 people. Thank you First Presbyterian Church of Raleigh for providing the much needed space and allowing this to happen.
Communities In Schools of Wake County heard our plea for more backpacks last week and donated over 60 backpacks to the Homelessness Point in Time Count! The backpacks will be packed by volunteers with essential items and handed our during the PIT Count.
#partnershiphighlight #WakePIT2022 #partnershipwake
We are glad to support your initiate to help remove barriers for the families that you serve. It takes a village and we are glad that to serve in the same village.
Very thankful for this generous and supportive community!
"A lot of times when you think about the homeless arena, youth go under the radar", explains Kelsey Mosley, Haven House's Director of Crisis and Homeless Services. "The Partnership has opened it's doors to us to make sure we are sharing what we need".
TowneBank collected essential items for two weeks the beginning of January. Brandi Gerew has coordinated receiving the donations for Point in Time Count and recruited volunteers to pack the bags. Last week, the amazing team at TowneBank packed all the items into backpacks! They continue to send more items our way to be sure we have our goal of 500 bags!
Backpacks will be distributed to people experiencing homelessness found by outreach teams conducting the count.
Partnership Updates
Seeking Essential Items for 2022 Homeless Point in Time Count
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Raleigh Wake Partnership Seeks Essential Items for 2022 Homeless Point in Time Count Call for DonationsRALEIGH, N.C., January 03, 2022 — The Raleigh Wake Partnership to End and Prevent Homelessness (Partnership) seeks donations and volunteers to...
Remember Our Veterans
Today, we celebrate, appreciate, and honor ALL who served in the U.S. Armed Forces.Unfortunately, too many Veterans struggle to adapt back into civilian life. Many find themselves overwhelmed with mental, health, and economic issues. Trying to rebuild your life while...
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.
