National Conference on Ending Homelessness & Capitol Hill Day

The National Conference on Ending Homelessness & Capitol Hill Day is a significant gathering designed to unite service providers, system leaders, advocates, and individuals who have experienced homelessness. This essential event provides a platform for attendees to learn from one another, share innovative ideas, and discuss the best practices in addressing homelessness. The conference features an array of session formats, including roundtable discussions, plenaries, and workshops that focus on the most pressing issues related to homelessness today. These varied formats aim to engage participants in exciting new ways, fostering connections and collaboration within the community.In addition to the educational components, the conference also emphasizes advocacy, offering participants a unique opportunity to engage directly with their Members of Congress and their staff. Through face-to-face meetings, attendees can share local successes, build lasting relationships, and advocate for effective policies that aim to end homelessness. The conference is organized by the National Alliance to End Homelessness, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing and ending homelessness in the United States. Participants are encouraged to support the conference through sponsorship opportunities or by purchasing information tables to showcase their resources, services, and products with attendees. All of these aspects come together at the Washington Hilton in Washington DC, making this event a pivotal point for collective action and advocacy in the fight against homelessness.