According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, eliminating the federal CoC (Continuum of Care) and emergency housing voucher programs endangers the housing of over 275,000 formerly homeless people.

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Supporting shelters is a powerful way to meet the urgent needs of individuals and families experiencing housing instability. As demand grows and federal funding shifts, our curated collection of reliable, nonpartisan impact reporting offers a clear look at the national landscape and how these changes are affecting communities. To understand the causes and current realities of homelessness, read our article: Federal Cuts Threaten Housing Stability Efforts.

Did You Know?

Homelessness increased 18% year over year and first-time homelessness has increased 23% since 2019 (National Alliance to End Homelessness, 2025).

The number of homeless families with children rose by 39% year over year—making this the population that saw the highest increase in homelessness (National Low Income Housing Coalition, 2025)

The U.S. is short 7.1 million affordable homes for extremely low-income renters (National Low Income Housing Coalition, 2025).