• Strengthen the capacity of state and local governments, tribes, Native-serving organizations, and nonprofits to collect, report, and use data.

  • Promote equity and seek ways to expand partnership to include people with lived experience and ensure meaningful participation and compensation for their time and expertise.

  • Increase access to housing and homelessness funding and coordinate and leverage funding opportunities with existing federal, state, local and philanthropic funding.

  • Improve information-sharing with public and private organizations at the federal, state, and local level.

  • Expand engagement, resources, and incentives for the creation of new safe, affordable, and accessible housing.

  • Increase the supply and impact of permanent supportive housing for individuals and families with complex service needs.

  • Increase the use of evidence-based service delivery across all program types.