The Raleigh Wake Partnership

to end and prevent homelessness

Employment Opportunity

A Year in Review

A special message
from Kim Crawford,
Executive Director
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Topics and strategies for
ending homelessness
in Wake County
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Notification of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) has been announced

On August 18, HUD announced $2.7B in competitive funding available to homeless services organizations across the country for supportive services and housing programs for people experiencing homelessness.

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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

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If you are experiencing homelessness or are at-risk of becoming homeless, you’re not alone. Help is available.

Call the Access Hub at 919.443.0096 or
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Raleigh is the 2nd most expensive area to live in North Carolina? Raleigh renters need to earn $23.08/hour to afford a 2 bedroom apartment.

With your support, we can build capacity to address the shortage of affordable housing.

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Over the last year (August 2020 – August 2021) all volume to our Access Hub has increased 218%.

The need of your neighbors experiencing homelessness or at-risk, is great and growing.  You can make a difference.

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We say “Person experiencing homelessness” rather than calling someone homeless?

Someone’s SITUATION does not define them as a person.

This is the kind of thing we cover in our Ending Homelessness Academy.

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In North Carolina, if earning minimum wage you need to work 86 hours per week to afford a 1-bedroom apartment.

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Partnership Updates

Be a Blessing

Be a Blessing

Jun 22, 2021

Be a Blessing...Baptist Grove Church recently produced a meaningful video highlighting the Raleigh Wake Partnership to End and Prevent Homelessness. Kim Crawford, Executive Director of the Partnership explains the purpose and needs of the organization. The Partnership...

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Why I Serve

Why I Serve

May 26, 2021

“Compared to April 2020, rental rates for one-bedroom housing increased by 29.9% by April 2021,” WRAL Tech Wire. Yikes! We have our work cut out for us.

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Homelessness Data |2020
Housing Instability |2020

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. 

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Our Vision:

Safe and affordable housing for every Wake County Resident.

 

Our Values:

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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

We approach our work using a holistic lens that affirms and respects the dignity and uniqueness of each person.

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Excellence

We meet the highest quality of performance by creating and utilizing best and promising practices and by committing ourselves to ongoing learning.

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Good Stewardship

We are careful and responsible managers of the resources entrusted to our care.

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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.

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Professionalism

We maintain the highest standards of ethics and integrity.