The National Alliance to End Homelessness is a nonprofit, non-partisan organization committed to preventing and ending homelessness in the U.S.

Core values

- **Addressing Homelessness**: The project provides comprehensive data and analysis on homelessness, highlighting the increasing numbers of people experiencing homelessness, the shortage of affordable housing, and the need for more resources to combat these issues[1][4].
- **Health and Wellbeing**: It emphasizes the link between health and homelessness, including the challenges of accessing healthcare and the importance of housing in facilitating recovery from substance use disorders and mental health issues[3].
- **Promoting Positive Change**: The project advocates for policy changes, such as increased federal investments in affordable housing and targeted resources for specific subpopulations, which have shown to reduce homelessness among certain groups like families, youth, and veterans[4].
- **Community Wellbeing**: By focusing on racial equity, the project highlights and addresses the disproportionate impact of homelessness on marginalized communities, aiming to reduce disparities and improve overall community wellbeing[4].
- **Educational Value**: It provides valuable insights and data, helping to inform public policy and community responses to homelessness, which can lead to more effective solutions and improved quality of life for those affected[1][4].