Our work for the past 15 years in Michigan has centered around providing training, technical assistance and systems advocacy to our statewide partners.
CSH using New Market Tax Credits to help Neighborhood Service Organization rehabilitate the historic former Michigan Bell Building in Detroit.
The Michigan 10 Year Plan to End Homelessness provides a frame work for local communities, statewide partners, and stakeholders to strategically end homelessness throughout the state. The six core initiatives identify key areas of focus, and include housing resources, tools, and performance measures.
2011 Julie Sandorf Award Winner Lashonda Campbell is a shining example of how supportive housing can change lives.
CSH is leading a workgroup in Detroit focused on the necessary supports for people cycling between hospital, emergency shelter, and criminal justice systems.
Piquette Square addresses the growing problem of homeless veterans in metropolitan Detroit. The project consists of 150 one-bedroom units, large common areas, and commercial space — making it one of the largest projects of its kind in the nation.
Toolkit for Developing and Operating Supportive Housing
The Seven Dimensions of Quality for Supportive Housing: Definitions and Indicators
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