STRENGTHENING RELATIONSHIPS WITH LANDLORDS
This training provides practical strategies to engage landlords and build positive relationships.
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Housing Solutions is the leader of the homeless response system for Tulsa County, an initiative known as A Way Home for Tulsa. As the lead organization, we oversee and implement a comprehensive plan, supporting service providers in adopting proven strategies to help those in need. Together, we’re building a supportive community where everyone has a place to call home. In addition to leading the CoC, we also provide direct assistance in the areas of eviction prevention, homeless street outreach, and criminal justice.
A Way Home for Tulsa partners have housed thousands since January of 2020. This achievement is a testament to the strength of our community’s unity. Every Tulsa family, from teachers to firefighters, deserves a stable, affordable home. It’s more than a roof overhead; it’s the foundation of a thriving, inclusive community where every contribution is valued, and every dream has a place to grow. Our ongoing collaboration creates a safety net for the Tulsans who need it most.
This training provides practical strategies to engage landlords and build positive relationships.
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