Frequently asked questions
Hope Street Coalition advocates to change public policies - laws, regulations, funding priorities - to help people who are unhoused and untreated, and improve communities that are impacted by homelessness. Hope Street meets with elected officials from Senators and Members of the House of Representatives, to governors,
state legislators, county executives, and mayors and city council members. We meet with this important policy makers to educate them and raise awareness about the inadequacy of existing policies and recommend changes.
Hope Street also educates the public about the various laws and policies that contribute to the increase in homelessness and the lack of treatment and appropriate housing for people with serious mental illnesses and addictions. Through our newsletter and social media channels, Hope Street provides information on which to act and change the status quo.
Hope Street Coalition is a true grass-roots organization with no salaried staff . Support goes to maintain the operation of the organization, to underwrite travel expenses to meet with policy and lawmakers, to produce videos and other material, and to engage communities. Please consider helping Hope Street with our work by donating to our cause. Hope Street is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the Internal Revenue Service making every dollar donated tax deductible.
By signing up to receive information, you can be a part of Hope Street's efforts and work to change the failed policies that harm so many vulnerable people and negatively impact so many communities.




