Apr 1, 2025 | Advocacy, Affordable Housing |
by: Amy Alvarado Raleigh’s Bringing Neighbors Home pilot program is a major step in addressing homelessness in Wake County by providing direct housing assistance to individuals and families experiencing unsheltered homelessness. With a $4.7 million investment, the...
Feb 24, 2025 | About CASA, Affordable Housing |
Raleigh, NC has made significant strides in addressing homelessness through innovative programs in the area. Programs focusing on affordable housing and community outreach have played a key role in these efforts. The city has also partnered with local organizations to...
Jan 10, 2025 | About CASA, Affordable Housing |
Affordable housing in Chapel Hill, NC, remains a significant challenge for many families. Rising living costs make it increasingly difficult for residents to find stable homes, which are essential for personal growth, safety, and community stability. The need for...
Dec 30, 2024 | About CASA, Affordable Housing |
Access to stable, affordable family housing is fundamental in breaking the cycle of homelessness. However, the number of families struggling to find homes they can afford continues to grow, particularly in areas like Raleigh and Durham, NC. That’s where CASA—a Raleigh...
Nov 26, 2024 | About CASA, Affordable Housing
Homelessness is a complex issue that demands comprehensive solutions. For policymakers and community advocates, understanding the pivotal role of housing stability and support services is crucial in tackling this challenge. By focusing on income-based housing...
Jun 14, 2024 | Affordable Housing
People living with a disability are at increased risk of homelessness, and those without a permanent home have reduced health outcomes and quality of life. At CASA, our mission is to develop permanent, accessible, and affordable housing for people with disabilities....
Bringing Neighbors Home: How Raleigh’s Initiative Aligns with CASA’s Missionby: Amy Alvarado Raleigh’s Bringing Neighbors Home pilot program ...
The Overlooked Connections Between Health, Food, Education, and Homelessnessby: Cheyanne Murdock Think about homelessness for a second. Be ...