In 2023, Community Housing Network remained steadfast in our mission to support the most vulnerable members of our community. Despite housing insecurity in Franklin County, 99% of CHN residents have successfully maintained their housing. This demonstrates the effectiveness of our programs and the critical need for continued support and expansion.

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In 2022, CHN began its 35th year of operations and served 2,062 individuals, including 397 children. We opened Touchstone Field Place and welcomed a new partner, the YMCA, to provide services.

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2021 was a year of innovation and expansion. CHN was awarded funding for Warren Commons in Toledo, our project outside of Franklin County, and we received a transformative gift from an anonymous donor that launched a major service expansion project.

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Learn how an anonymous donor and outpouring of community support made it possible to expand service offerings for residents living in CHN independent housing, and the impact of their generosity.

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Learn about permanent supportive housing (PSH) and why it is effective.

Learn how mental health and homelessness are often connected, and how permanent supportive housing (PSH) can help.