The COVID-19 pandemic is threatening the health and safety of all of us, particularly our most vulnerable communities.  Here are some resources to help. Homes for All will update as needed:

General information

• Centers for Disease Control - click here for their website
• Minnesota Department of Health - click here for their website
• Minnesota MDH Coronavirus Site - click here
• MyMove.com has created a helpful overview of homelessness resources and issues related to COVID-19 that you can find here

Housing Provider/Agency Information

• COVID-19 Response Funding...

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We are finishing out our WEEK OF ACTION (2/17-2/21), and today we have an action alert for you! We need to prioritize $500 Million in #Bonds4Housing, and in order to do that, we need your calls/emails to the Senate Majority Leader and the Speaker of the House. Find a script below to call/email today and let Matt Traynor know when you make your calls: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

Names and Contact Info:

Majority Leader of the Minnesota Senate, Paul E. Gazelka
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Advocates! We need you! Take action with us with a Twitterstorm on Tuesday, 2/18/20, from 11 am - 12 pm. Find more details below. 

WHAT IS A TWITTERSTORM?

A Twitterstorm is simply a short period of time during which advocates join together to send a high volume of tweets on a specific topic. We will prepare tweets for you (found below) and you can copy and paste them throughout the hour, or schedule your tweets in advance. You can also create...

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The 2020 legislative session is here! Homes for All is very excited to present our largest bonding request yet: $500 million in investments along Minnesota's housing continuum. We're going big so we can all go home!

To start the session off strong, Homes for All invites you to join us in a week of action starting Monday, Feburary 17th. Here's what's happening:

Monday, 2/17:

Watch the Homes for All Facebook page for a video from one of our co-chairs,...

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Ensure that lawmakers in Minnesota's political parties make safe, affordable homes for all a priority by submitting a caucus resolution. Parties vote on submitted resolutions, and if a resolution is passed, the party considers it for incorporation into their legislative platform.

Submitting a resolution is simple, and it's a key step in advancing Homes for All's legislative agenda for 2020 and beyond, helping to ensure that all Minnesotans have a safe and affordable place to call home.

Here's how...

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