Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness

MCAH IN The Media

CEO Eric Hufnagel
speaks out regarding the true solutions to addressing homelessness.

Opinion | Ending homelessness requires investing in what works - Bridge Michigan Michigan has the tools and expertise to address homelessness. What it needs now is sustained investment.

Start your Friday with inspiration!

Tune in to the latest episode of UnHoused & UnFiltered, where Ms. Azaria Terrell shares her powerful journey from surviving youth homelessness to becoming a statewide expert, leader and advocate. Her story is a testament to resilience and hope—don’t miss it!

Listen now: https://rss.com/podcasts/unhoused-unfiltered-mcah-s-podcast

UnHoused & UnFiltered | MCAH's Podcast on Homelessness & Housing | Podcast on RSS.com

MCAH In The Media

Director of Public Policy weighs in on the recent CoCNOFO process and the impact to local homelessness situation.

https://www.fox47news.com/neighborhoods/downtown-old-town-reo-town/ingham-countys-coc-reports-increase-in-homelessness

Ingham County’s COC reports increase in homelessness The Ingham County Continuum of Care said in 2026, there are 847 unhoused people in the county, that number is up from the 643 reported in 2025.

Training Thursday Reminders!

How Financial Abuse Leads To and Exacerbates Homelessness
Monday, June 15 th

Time: 1:00 – 2:30

Cost: $40 Non-Members/ $20 Member
CEU’s $20.00/1.5 Credits

Register Here: https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E365251&id=81

The leading cause of homelessness for women and children is domestic violence. One of the tactics that perpetrators of violence use to destabilize victims is financial abuse which both leads to homelessness and makes recovering from homelessness worse. Perpetrators use this tactic because they often believe that their victim has no place to go- they will be forced to go back to the abusive relationship.

This webinar is a must attend for anyone who works in the homeless service delivery system.

Training Tuesday Reminders!

How Financial Abuse Leads To and Exacerbates Homelessness
Monday, June 15 th
Time: 1:00 – 2:30

Cost: $40 Non-Members/ $20 Member
CEU’s $20.00/1.5 Credits

Register Here: https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E365251&id=81

The leading cause of homelessness for women and children is domestic violence. One of the tactics that perpetrators of violence use to destabilize victims is financial abuse which both leads to homelessness and makes recovering from homelessness worse. Perpetrators use this tactic because they often believe that their victim has no place to go- they will be forced to go back to the abusive relationship.

This webinar is a must attend for anyone who works in the homeless service delivery system.

In May, you met our MCAH Staff!

In June, tune in each Monday to meet our incredible members.

To kick off the month, a huge thank you to our CoC members.
Washtenaw County
https://www.washtenaw.org/668/Continuum-of-Care-CoC

Capital Region Housing Collaborative
https://capitalregionhousing.org/

Alliance for Housing

MCAH Member Monday

We at MCAH love starting each week by acknowledging and thanking our wonderful members! We could NOT accomplish the advocacy, litigation, training, and general impact during these trying times without you!

A huge thank you to the following agencies for their long-time support of MCAH!

CEDAM: The Community Economic Development Association of Michigan
Homeless Action Network of Detroit

To learn more about how to join MCAH (and why), visit https://www.mihomeless.org/membership/

Weekend Update | Training Reminders

How Financial Abuse Leads To and Exacerbates Homelessness
Monday, June 15 th

Time: 1:00 – 2:30

Cost: $40 Non-Members/ $20 Member
CEU’s $20.00/1.5 Credits

Register Here: https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E365251&id=81

The leading cause of homelessness for women and children is domestic violence. One of the tactics that perpetrators of violence use to destabilize victims is financial abuse which both leads to homelessness and makes recovering from homelessness worse. Perpetrators use this tactic because they often believe that their victim has no place to go- they will be forced to go back to the abusive relationship.

This webinar is a must attend for anyone who works in the homeless service delivery system.