Published: September 18, 2024
Type: Policy Briefs & Position Papers
Win’s Fiscal Year 2025 Policy & Advocacy Agenda
Our FY25 Policy Agenda lays out our policy priorities for ending family homelessness,
which fall into two main categories: Promoting Housing as a Human Right and
Strengthening Supports for Families Experiencing Homelessness. This agenda also
reflects our commitment to research, best practices, the voices of our clients and direct
care staff, who help guide our priorities and contribute their own during insight sessions.
Finally, the Win mission to end homelessness inherently intersects with broader equity
goals, and we are focused on solutions that will advance racial justice, gender equality,
and civil liberties.
Published: February 14, 2024
Type: Public Testimony & Comments
Testimony for the New York State Budget Hearing on Housing Joint Legislative Public Hearing on 2024 Executive Budget Proposal
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Combatting Homelessness with HAVP
Anyone following the news knows that New York City is experiencing an unprecedented homelessness crisis, which has been exacerbated by the arrival of over 160,000…
Win | February 28, 2024
HAVP One Pager
Today, over 150,000 New Yorkers are experiencing homelessness, and more than 175,000 households are at risk of eviction and, potentially, homelessness. The HAVP legislation would…
Win | February 23, 2024
HAVP Report
Today, over 150,000 New Yorkers are experiencing homelessness, and more than 175,000 households are at risk of eviction and, potentially, homelessness. The HAVP legislation would…
Win | October 12, 2023
Leadership Letter to the Mayor
For more than forty years, New York’s bedrock Right to Shelter has served as an inviolable baseline of decency, ensuring that those without homes are…
Win | October 12, 2023
Leadership Letter to the Governor
For more than forty years, New York’s bedrock Right to Shelter has served as an inviolable baseline of decency, ensuring that those without homes are…
Win | August 23, 2023
Permanently Housing Rather Than Just Sheltering Asylum Seekers Could Save the City Over $3 Billion Annually
Presently and historically, New York City has been the home to the country’s largest foreign-born population.i As this number has grown in recent months, the…