THE CAMPAIGN TO END HOMELESSNESS
There are more than 1,000 chronically homeless individuals in Dallas. MDHA's goal is to end chronic homelessness by 2014. Watch now, please choose video format: Flash (SWF) or Windows Media (WMV) |
The MDHA is a 501(c) (3) member organization composed of a broad spectrum of stakeholders committed to end homelessness. Through MDHA, 86 agencies that represent shelters, hospitals, government agencies, local municipalities, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, housing and treatment providers, individuals (including homeless consumers), businesses, medical / educational leaders, and other community members meet routinely to collaborate on issues to fight homelessness.
The Dallas City Council resolved that MDHA is the "regional authority on homelessness" and provides leadership to develop programs and secure funding to assure quality, effective services for persons experiencing homelessness.
Our Purpose
To end homelessness in Metropolitan Dallas through advocacy, planning, and education that creates and sustains needed change.
Our Vision
All people live in appropriate housing.
Our Values
Compassion, Accountability, Respect and Courage.
MDHA provides leadership for the following "Homeless Initiatives"
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