In March 2004, a broadly based working group established by the legislature at the request of Governor Tim Pawlenty completed a goal-oriented, reform-minded business plan to end long-term homelessness by 2010. The goal of the Business Plan is to create 4,000 additional housing opportunities with support services for long-term homeless individuals and families. As of February 28, 2009, Minnesota Housing has financed 2,800 permanent supportive housing opportunities.
Executive Business Plan Summary (2 pages)
Summary of People in Housing
Housing Opportunities Funded Progress Report
Full Report and Business Plan (72 pages)
2007 Recalibration of the Business Plan for Ending Long-Term Homelessness in Minnesota (88 pages)
Long-Term Homelessness Definitions and Funding
Long-Term Homelessness Definition and Characteristics
Minnesota Housing developments funded to serve LTH - General Requirements
Multifamily Loan & Grant Program Housing Resource Summary
Multifamily Consolidated Request for Proposal Guide
Resources
State & National Reports & Resources on Homelessness
Approaches to Housing & Services for Long-Term Homeless Households
Historical Documents
Statutory Authority Laws of MN 2003 - Chapter 128, Article 15, Section9
Long-Term Homelessness Working Group on Supportive Housing
Key Notes Archived Newsletters
Heading Home Minnesota:
Community Plans to End Homelessness
Minnesota is moving forward with initiatives to end homelessness--all under the umbrella of Heading Home Minnesota. The statewide strategy includes Minnesota's Business Plan to End Long-Term Homelessness and regional/local "Heading Home" Initiatives. These initiatives represent partnerships with support of the public, business, nonprofit and philanthropic sectors and the faith community.
Individual Community Plans
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Contact
If you have comments or questions about the initiative, please e-mail supportive.housing@state.mn.us
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