Think ending homelessness is impossible? Think again. Utah has committed to end chronic homelessness and reduce overall homelessness by 2014. Success stories abound, and promise to change misconceptions about the causes of homelessness and prognosis for recovery. Since implementing the plan we've:

• seen a 15% reduction in chronic homelessness
• housed 245 chronically homeless men and women
• assisted tenants with jobs or social security and VA benefits – injecting nearly $1 million into the economy

Our Clients
Every homeless man or woman has a different story and charts a unique path to recovery and self-sufficiency. Our housing provides people the stability they need to recover their lives and reach their potential. More »

Our Housing
Our safe, welcoming housing units are where real recovery begins– employment, sobriety, self-esteem and reconnecting with family.  More »

Innovative Programs
Ending chronic homelessness is impossible without strategies to prevent it from happening in the first place.  More »