Homelessness Ends With Action

Threshold CoC coordinates the collective response to housing justice for Douglas, Sarpy, and Pottawattamie Counties. We lead a coalition of community partners who work directly with people experiencing homelessness, allies who amplify our work, and change agents who advocate for policy reform. We work together to ensure homelessness is rare, brief, and non-recurring.

Threshold - housing justice within Douglas, Sarpy, and Pottawattamie Counties

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

We serve as the collaborative applicant for federal funding for our CoC. Here, CoC partners can find information about each of the opportunities to apply for organizational funding.

FACTS & DATA

Solving the crisis of homelessness starts with understanding it. We collect and utilize national and local data to monitor the magnitude of the problem, develop innovative solutions, and address inequalities.

EDUCATION

Coordinated Entry is how we work together to prioritize the most vulnerable members of our community. Here, agencies working with us can find policies, assessments, and all the information necessary to participate in the Coordinated Entry System.

LATEST NEWS

Learn more about homelessness in our community and other Threshold CoC updates in our News section.

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Introducing Threshold CoC - Our New Brand
Introducing Threshold CoC - Our New Brand

We are excited to announce a major change for our organization – we are now Threshold CoC! Our new name and brand are the result of months of research and planning that reflects our role as the leader of the local Continuum of Care (CoC)

How We Incorporate Lived Experience
How We Incorporate Lived Experience

Working in homelessness prevention demands empathy of everyone involved. We have a duty to understand the factors that result in people experiencing homelessness. We also know that the Continuum of Care (CoC) model and our work must take direction from the voices of those we serve.

PIT Counts And The Data We Track
PIT Counts And The Data We Track

Last month, we discussed MACCH’s role in the local Continuum of Care (CoC) as laid out by HUD. Since that time, we have conducted our mandated annual Point in Time (PIT) count. PIT counts are an important function for Continuums of Care across the country.