The Metro Denver Homeless Initiative (MDHI), in close partnership with the City and County of Denver and Adams County, today announced the network of local implementation partners selected to drive the Right at Home Initiative, a landmark national pilot designed to stop homelessness before it starts.

Metro Denver Homeless Initiative announced today that the City and County of Denver and Adams County of the Metro Denver Continuum of Care (CoC) are partnering with Right at Home, a new national initiative to stop homelessness before it starts. Working with Destination: Home and a coalition of national organizations, Metro Denver Homeless Initiative, the City and County of Denver, and Adams County will develop and implement a local homelessness prevention system to keep more than 1,000 individuals and families in their housing over the next five years, while working to generate evidence that homelessness prevention works and is scalable nationwide. The City and County of Denver and Adams County have collectively been chosen as one of 10 pilot sites across the nation participating in this initiative.