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Experts will provide recommendations on the development of an action plan to support people with complex needs who are experiencing homelessness.
The Coordinated Community Response to Homelessness Task Force was established to find innovative ways to end recurring homelessness in our province and find long-term solutions to help those in need.
The task force members bring together a range of experience, expertise and interest in dealing with the wide array of issues related to homelessness.
The pandemic has increased the need for services to people experiencing homelessness, especially for those with complex needs. As our province begins to recover, it is important we look for better ways to serve and support Alberta’s vulnerable populations with a measured and consistent approach developed by experts and community leaders.
Ministry of Community and Social Services
The task force will:
Recommendations made by the task force will inform an action plan for province-wide implementation and an evaluation framework. This work is expected to be complete by the end of June 2022.
The task force reflects a range of experience and expertise from across the province, and includes representatives from civil societies, academics and the private sector:
Last updated: November 17, 2021