Task Force on Homelessness

Task Force on Homelessness

The purpose of the Tulare County Task Force on Homelessness is to advise and assist the Tulare County Health & Human Services Agency in the Agency's efforts to address homelessness issues affecting the community and to report to the Tulare County Board of Supervisors on a periodic basis.

The Task Force is focused on identifying, developing, and implementing innovative strategies. It is intended to serve as the platform for coordinating existing local services and programs for homeless populations, leading to an increase in service-delivery efficiency and an overall reduction of homelessness in Tulare County.

 

Agendas, Minutes & Handouts
Agendas, Minutes & Handouts

Task Force on Homelessness agendas, minutes, and handouts.

By-Laws
By-Laws

Task Force on Homelessness by-laws.

CSAC Regional Meeting on Homelessness
CSAC Regional Meeting on Homelessness

This folder contains the various recordings and presentations from the meeting held on Aug. 13, 2021

Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention
Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention

The HHAP grants are funds focused on assisting our unhoused community.

Open Public Comment
Open Public Comment

This link will take you to a Google Form in which you can provide your contact information and your comments.

Task Force Homeless Plan
Task Force Homeless Plan

Pathway Home Task Force Homeless Plan

Inaugural Tulare County Homeless Summit (10.25.17)
Inaugural Tulare County Homeless Summit (10.25.17)

This half-day summit brought together local experts as well as representatives from state and national best practices.


Agency News

Video: What Is Prop 1?

Video: What Is Prop 1?

Prop 1 reallocates existing state funds and other state resources to expand and modernize the state's behavioral health infrastructure. This includes increased funding for treatment facilities, supportive housing for individuals experiencing homelessness, and other essential services.

Video: How Coordinate Care is Helping the Homeless

Video: How Coordinate Care is Helping the Homeless

The growing costs of housing, utilities, and food present financial strain, and when combined with an argument, illness, loss of family support, or a job, or numerous other variables can be the deciding factor in whether we have a roof over our heads or not.

Warming Centers & Winter Care for Outside Pets

Warming Centers & Winter Care for Outside Pets

Here in the Central Valley, temperatures can drop and yield cold temperatures during the winter months, especially when fog and rain become factors. Tulare County Warming Centers are open. Also learn about winter care for outside pets.