MHSA’s Home for Good Draws Largest Crowd in Recent Years

Nearly 200 people attended MHSA’s annual spring event, Home for Good on May 11th – the largest turnout since 2018! Supporters, friends and colleagues from across the Commonwealth and as far away as New York gathered to celebrate this year’s honorees and to raise funds in support of MHSA’s mission to end homelessness in Massachusetts.…

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A Path to A Place to Live: The Blueprint

A PATH TO A PLACE TO LIVE: THE BLUEPRINT   Thank you to everyone who joined us! We are processing the webinar recording and will share it soon!    Join the Massachusetts Housing & Shelter Alliance (MHSA) as we embark on our latest endeavor to increase housing inventory by bringing innovative housing models to scale across…

Housing: The Only Thing to Really End Homelessness

On March 3, 2021, MHSA hosted “Housing: The Only Thing to Really End Homelessness,” a virtual discussion with special guest Dr. Sam Tsemberis, CEO of the Pathways Housing First Institute. Featuring Dr. Tsemberis, MHSA President & Executive Director Joe Finn, and MHSA Senior Director of Policy & Programs Joyce Tavon, the discussion covered a range…

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2020 Annual Meeting

Thank you for joining us for the MHSA 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting, and congratulations again to all the nominees! For any post-event questions, please contact Meg Hoffman Calleja at mcalleja@mhsa.net Honoring Senator Brendan P. Crighton (D-Third Essex District) Chair, Joint Committee on Housing with the 2020 Canon Brian S. Kelley Public Servant Award Senator Crighton's…

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Home for Good: Creating a Place to Live (#HFG19)

Honoring Margot Trotter Davis, PhD, LICSW with the Bob Ray Partnership Award Dr. Margot Davis is a Senior Research Associate at the Institute for Behavioral Health at Brandeis University. She has been chosen for the Bob Ray Partnership Award because of a lifetime professional career of both developing and measuring successful interventions to better serve impoverished…