North Carolina Coalition to End Homelessness

The North Carolina Coalition to End Homelessness is a statewide membership nonprofit created to secure resources, encourage public dialogue, and advocate for public policy change to end homelessness.

NCCEH seeks to create alliances dedicated to changing the current system to end homelessness by addressing root causes and challenging North Carolina's acceptance of today's pervasive homelessness. Because we know this pervasive homelessness has not always existed, we know we can end it.

NCCEH's policy agenda is focused on bringing about an end to homelessness through prevention, increased access to and flexible funding for services, affordable housing production, increased funding for housing and homelessness programs, and targeting policies that exacerbate poverty.

Recent News

NCCEH Newsletter (0 Comments)

July 19, 2010

Sign up for the NCCEH e-newsletter to get important news, updates, and announcements sent right to your inbox. Read more >

NCCEH Blog (0 Comments)

July 19, 2010

Follow the NCCEH blog to stay up-to-date on statewide and national issues affecting homelessness in North Carolina. Read more >

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Recent Articles

NCCEH Learning Library (0 Comments)

July 19, 2010

The NCCEH Learning Library is full of helpful materials about homelessness, from national research and reports to local newspaper articles about work being done in North Carolina communities. Read more >

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Recent Opportunities

Become a Member (0 Comments)

August 27, 2010

NCCEH members support our work to end homelessness AND receive member benefits like discounts on our events and participation in NCCEH Dialogue Groups. You can sign up for an individual or a corporate membership on our website ! Read more >

Job Board (0 Comments)

July 19, 2010

Check the NCCEH Job Board for open positions in housing, homelessness and related fields across North Carolina. Read more >

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