Washtenaw Housing Alliance

The start of 2025 is being “Built for Zero.” A 100-day local challenge to end homelessness among veterans will conclude at the end of January. The goal is to transform systems to reach a functional end to veteran homelessness. We look at how that transformation is being put together and implemented in the effort to get the homeless veterans’ numbers down to zero. WEMU’s David Fair checked in with Washtenaw Housing Alliance executive director Amanda Carlisle to find out how much progress is being made.

A consortium of housing and homeless service providers is working to find a place to live for all Washtenaw County veterans. WEMU’s Kevin Meerschaert reports.

A reallocation of funds by Ann Arbor City Council is providing $305,000 to help keep families in their homes. WEMU's Josh Hakala reports.

Homelessness remains a serious issue in Washtenaw County. WEMU’s Taylor Pinson reports.

A new survey reveals that 77% of voters in Ann Arbor would support an affordable housing millage if it appeared on a local ballot. The study was…

The 2017 Homeless Point-In-Time count, conducted by the Washtenaw County Continuum of Care, reveals there are still about 300 homeless people in the…

A county campaign called Washtenaw Zero: 2016 exceeded its goal on providing housing for the homeless.The original goal was to help 153 veterans find…

It's still summer but some in Washtenaw County are already looking ahead to the challenges winter poses for the homeless community. The Washtenaw Housing…