Sites that participated in a Shared Housing Learning Collaborative

Project Initiatives

Pretty adjacent housing on quiet street

Funded by Tipping Point’s Chronic Homeless Initiative, SHI is supporting the first city-wide shared housing system in the country. Effective practices are being developed through intensive partnership networks, capacity-building workshops, experiential trainings and adaptation of tools and resources. Bay Area Community Services (BACS) partners with SHI in San Francisco to establish shared housing networks and continuous learning across housing & homelessness organizations at all levels.

San Francisco

State of Connecticut

SHI worked with the State of Connecticut’s Coordinated Access Network leaders,, Department of Housing staff and key providers to build a comprehensive shared housing system that maximizes all funding for increased housing options in the state’s high cost housing markets. SHI was also hired to pilot and implement a statewide Shared Housing for Prevention Systems, coordinating training sessions with funding from the State of CT Department of Housing for all prevention and diversion providers.

Salt Lake City

In this high-cost housing market., SHI has worked with Salt Lake City leaders around shared housing expansions for people exiting homelessness over the past two years. Salt Lake City providers now successfully deploy effective shared housing strategies with adapted SHI material to re-house people into shared living options, rapidly ending homelessness.

Maricopa County

Maricopa County joined a Shared Housing Learning Collaborative in 2021. Upon completing the 8 sessions, the County reconfigured its system-level training system, hired a Shared Housing Coordinator, and rehired the Shared Housing Institute to develop an Shared Housing Training curriculum that will be housed in their Learning Management System for ongoing staff trainings. .