Proposals sought to tackle youth and young adult homelessness in Cuyahoga County

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Proposals sought to tackle youth and young adult homelessness in Cuyahoga County
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The Office of Homeless Services is accepting proposals to create transition housing, a rapid rehousing program as well as a supportive services program.

CLEVELAND — In Cuyahoga County, a team of community partners has a plan to address homelessness for youth and young adults.“There needs to be love in this work. You actually need to care and want better for youth and young adults,” said A Place 4 Me Empowerment Specialist Kai Cotton.

Now, Cuyahoga County Office of Homeless Services Director Melissa Sirak said that they’re looking for the right groups to help bring their vision to life. “Our community coming together to coordinate a response and collaborate to meet the needs of youth and young adults is something that A Place 4 Me really stands by and stands up,” said A Place 4 Me Knowledge and Impact Manager Ebony Clayton.“When it comes to trying to figure out where you’re going to sleep at night, we don’t know who to turn to,” said Cotton.

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