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Film Screening

Beyond the Bridge

Join us for an evening of impactful storytelling and community engagement on Nov. 21! Get your tickets now for one of two screenings of "Beyond the Bridge," a powerful documentary that delves into the realities of homelessness.

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Consolidated Application Approved

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The Austin/Travis County CoC approved the community's Consolidated Application for the FY2024 CoC Program Competition. Review the Priority Listing and CoC Application at the link.

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New RFP

HMIS Vendor

ECHO is seeking proposals for a solution to manage the Continuum of Care (CoC) Homeless Management Information System (HMIS). Proposals are due by November 21 at 5 p.m. Full RFP, important dates, and evaluation criteria are at the link.

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2025 PIT Count

Sign up for our 2025 Point in Time (PIT) Count volunteer mailing list, and we'll send you updates about the Count and let you know when it's time to register!

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Join Leadership Council

Leadership Council, the primary decision-
making body for the Austin/Travis County
Continuum of Care, is now accepting
applications for three open seats.

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Fast Facts

Community partners connected more than 10,000 people to permanent housing between 2017-2022

By 2026, we expect about 1,000 new Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) units to come online

A Black Austinite is 6x more likely to experience homelessness than a white Austinite

About 2/3 of unhoused people report they were born/raised or last housed in Austin/Travis County

10% of unhoused people are unaccompanied youth (age 13-24); 11% are families with children

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Continuum of Care

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System Progress

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Reports & Research

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Partner With Us

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Homeless Management Information System

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