COHHIO works closely with our partners in Washington, like the National Low Income Housing Coalition and the National Alliance to End Homelessness, to monitor and influence federal policies on housing and homelessness.
Rapidly Rising Rents Keep Homes Out of Reach in Ohio
Rapidly Rising Rents Keep Homes Out of Reach in Ohio Full-time workers need to earn at least $17.05 an hour to afford a modest 2-bedroom apartment in Ohio, according to a report jointly released Thursday [...]
COHHIO Names Amy Riegel to Serve as New Executive Director
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MAY 16, 2022 COHHIO Names Amy Riegel to Serve as New Executive Director The Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio’s Board of Directors on Monday announced housing and health care advocate [...]
Invest in Ohio’s Housing Recovery
Proposal to Invest ARPA Funds in Affordable Housing (Updated August 2022) COHHIO and over 230 companies and organizations are asking Gov. Mike DeWine and the Ohio General Assembly to make a significant one-time investment of [...]
Report Underscores Need to Invest in Affordable Housing Recovery
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 21, 2022 Report Underscores Need to Invest in Affordable Housing Recovery Housing advocates released data Thursday revealing a dire shortage of homes that are affordable to low-wage families, and urged state [...]
Federal Advocacy Update: Housing Appropriations Bill
Spring 2022 Update: President Biden's Fiscal Year 2023 budget request would increase funding for HUD's housing and homelessness by $6.2 billion for a total of $71.9 billion. The President's proposal calls for the most significant [...]
Breaking Ground Newsletter – Winter 2022
Winter 2022 As we settle in to the new year we’re facing real challenges – the Omicron variant, skyrocketing housing costs, deadlock in Congress. Despite these huge problems, I’m feeling good about 2022. Let’s not [...]
