Cuyahoga County and community partners - including the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland - announced a new plan to work toward ending homelessness for youth and young adults funded by a $3.9 million renewable grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland Board of Directors recently approved grants totaling more than $360,000 for the third quarter of 2023.

Grantees carry forward work to end homelessness, support Central neighborhood

With gratitude for partners and a look toward next steps.

Youth drop-in center has generated considerable interest across the community.

Funding will help establish community safety framework in Central, ongoing Family Partners initiative 

Housing program officer talks about how faith drives her forward in collaborative efforts to end homelessness.

Through HUD’s Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP), the county's continuum of care will use this funding to address the unique needs of youth ages 18-24 who are experiencing homelessness in our community. 

How A Place 4 Me is changing the narrative for young people who strive for housing stability.

Partners, community leaders, funders and young adults with lived expertise of homelessness broke ground today on a 50-unit apartment building that will provide supportive housing for young people ages 18-24 (transition-aged youth, or TAY) who are exiting homelessness.

An update on the grants awarded in the first quarter 2022.

Young people facing housing instability are often misunderstood. 

We are dedicated to fostering a culture of transparency, hospitality and safety