Opportunities to Help Missoula Craft a New Strategy to Address Houselessness
There are two upcoming opportunities to share your voice and contribute to this process. See the attached flyers for more information and help us share these opportunities far and wide with your networks!
Town Hall on Thursday, April 4th between 6:00pm-8:00pm at Missoula Community Theater (200 N Adams St, in the Meeting Room)
All Missoula community members are welcome! The town hall will be an interactive forum to gather community priorities and discuss existing and future strategies to respond to houselessness in our area. Join us to learn about Missoula’s houseless response system, share your experiences and expertise, and participate in community-wide strategy development. The event will include presentations starting every 30 minutes, local experts who can help answer your questions, and activity stations to share your ideas and vote on best practices and strategies. Come and go as it fits your schedule! To have enough snacks and resources for everyone, we encourage you to email missoulastrategy@homebaseccc.org if you plan to attend.
Focus Group: Experiencing Houselessness for the 1st Time, Wednesday April 3rd from 3:30-4:30pm at Revive Church Basement (2811 Latimer St)
This focus group is open to anyone who identifies as a person currently or recently experiencing houselessness for the 1st time. Homebase will facilitate focus groups and ask questions about participants’ experiences and ideas for improving the local response to houselessness. There are 20 spots available for this focus group and all participants will be compensated with a $35 Visa gift card. The 20 spots are first come first serve. If you plan to attend either focus group, we encourage you to email missoulastrategy@homebaseccc.org to reserve a spot OR to arrive 5-10 minutes early.
Focus Group: Unaccompanied Houseless Youth, Thursday April 4th from 10:30-11:30am at Currents Aquatic Center (600 Cregg Ln)
This focus group is open to anyone who identifies as a person under 24 years old who is, or recently was, living outside, in a shelter, or couchsurfing and does not live with parents or other family members. Homebase will facilitate focus groups and ask questions about participants’ experiences and ideas for improving the local response to houselessness. There are 20 spots available for this focus group and all participants will be compensated with a $35 Visa gift card. The 20 spots are first come first serve. If you plan to attend either focus group, we encourage you to email missoulastrategy@homebaseccc.org to reserve a spot OR to arrive 5-10 minutes early.