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In Little Rock, David Canavan and NAEH partners met with city, healthcare, and nonprofit leaders to pilot tools that strengthen homelessness prevention. With SNAP and Medicaid changes disrupting safety net programs, local leaders are advancing cross-sector planning to protect vulnerable families and build resilience against future funding shifts.

One of the most overlooked populations in disaster preparedness and response is people experiencing homelessness. These individuals are not only more vulnerable to harm, but often excluded from plans designed to mitigate that harm. This article reveals how and why CoC projects can adapt to remain effective during and after disasters.