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Everyone Counts! 2022 Street Count Scheduled for January 26, 2022

Volunteers Needed for 2022 Pima County Street Count January 26, 2022 (6am-11am) Register today at http://www.bit.ly/everyone2022 About the Street Count Every year during the end of January, TPCH conducts… Continue Reading Everyone Counts! 2022 Street Count Scheduled for January 26, 2022

We're Hiring! Join the TPCH Continuum of Care Lead Agency Team!

The City of Tucson Housing and Community Development Department is hiring the position of Community Services and Neighborhood Resources Project Coordinator (Continuum of Care). This position is a key staff… Continue Reading We're Hiring! Join the TPCH Continuum of Care Lead Agency Team!

City of Tucson Issues Request for Proposals for Non-Congregate Shelter/Bridge Housing Operations & Supportive Services

City of Tucson Issues Request for Proposals Non-Congregate Shelter/Bridge Housing Shelter Operations (Scope of Work 1) and Supportive Services (Scope of Work 2) Responses Due: December 6, 2021, 12:00pm (Noon)… Continue Reading City of Tucson Issues Request for Proposals for Non-Congregate Shelter/Bridge Housing Operations & Supportive Services

TPCH Quarterly Membership Meeting - November 18, 2021

Join TPCH for our Quarterly Membership/General Council Meetings on Thursday, November 18 3pm-5pm (virtual meeting conducted using Zoom) This meeting will be held virtually and pre-registration is required. Register online… Continue Reading TPCH Quarterly Membership Meeting - November 18, 2021

TPCH Releases 'Striving Toward Racial Justice: A Call to Action' in Partnership with the University of Arizona Southwest Institute for Research on Women and City of Tucson Housing & Community Development Department

TPCH Releases “Striving Toward Racial Justice – A Call to Action” in Partnership with the University of Arizona Southwest Institute for Research on Women and City of Tucson Housing &… Continue Reading TPCH Releases 'Striving Toward Racial Justice: A Call to Action' in Partnership with the University of Arizona Southwest Institute for Research on Women and City of Tucson Housing & Community Development Department

City of Tucson & Pima County Seek Community Input on Use of HOME-ARP Funds in Tucson/Pima County

Join the City of Tucson and Pima County for HOME-ARP Community Input Session The City of Tucson and Pima County are seeking community input to discuss priority uses of $12,770,187… Continue Reading City of Tucson & Pima County Seek Community Input on Use of HOME-ARP Funds in Tucson/Pima County

TPCH Welcomes Karen Fogas to Continuum of Care Leadership Team

Join TPCH and the City of Tucson in Welcoming Karen Fogas to the TPCH Continuum of Care Lead Agency Team The TPCH Continuum of Care Board and City of Tucson… Continue Reading TPCH Welcomes Karen Fogas to Continuum of Care Leadership Team

Help TPCH Secure Additional Funds to End Homelessness in Pima County - Participate in the 2021 TPCH CoC Application Community Input Series (October 7-25 ,2021)

Help TPCH prepare the Continuum of Care (CoC) application for Tucson/Pima County. The CoC Application plays a critical role in our ability to retain and increase HUD funding for… Continue Reading Help TPCH Secure Additional Funds to End Homelessness in Pima County - Participate in the 2021 TPCH CoC Application Community Input Series (October 7-25 ,2021)

Join TPCH and Arizona Department of Economic Security for a One-Hour Provider Forum for Community Agencies

Looking to improve your ability to connect people experiencing homelessness to State benefits and social programs? Join TPCH and the Arizona Department of Economic Security for a special one-hour… Continue Reading Join TPCH and Arizona Department of Economic Security for a One-Hour Provider Forum for Community Agencies

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Operation Deep Freeze (ODF) is CURRENTLY OFF

Operation Deep Freeze (ODF) is Tucson's winter severe-weather emergency shelter for people experiencing homelessness. ODF goes into effect when weather predictions are for overnight temperatures of 40°F or lower with rain, 35°F or lower without rain, or when wind chill factors indicate a health hazard from exposure. You do not need an ID or a TB card to participate in ODF.