The
Office to End Homelessness serves to develop a coordinated service
strategy both within Norfolk and in collaboration with neighboring
localities designed to end homelessness in the City of Norfolk. The
office is responsible for:
Developing and
implementing the City’s Plan to end Homelessness; including identification of key
milestones and achievements.
Assessing the
services, resources, and service delivery continuum in the City of Norfolk and
in the region in order to identify service gaps or other strategies that will
prevent homelessness.
Monitoring and
evaluating existing City programs designed to combat homelessness; identifying
and securing necessary resources to meet service gaps
Serving as a central
planning and oversight entity for citywide homelessness prevention or
intervention programs.
Facilitating
broad-based community involvement in implementing strategies to end
homelessness.
