Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness

The Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness (MCAH) is a nonprofit organization based in Lansing, Michigan. Founded in 1990, MCAH is composed of over 600 member agencies dedicated to combating homelessness across the state. These agencies include emergency shelters, transitional housing programs, nonprofit housing and service programs, government programs, and concerned citizens. MCAH supports its members through a variety of initiatives. The organization raises public awareness about homelessness, advocates for policy changes at both the state and federal levels, and provides support services that incorporate national expertise and best practices. By drawing on extensive experience in the field and conducting ongoing research and analysis, MCAH aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of homelessness in Michigan. A key aspect of MCAH's work is empowering its member agencies to effectively serve individuals experiencing homelessness. Through advocacy, education, and resource sharing, MCAH strives to strengthen the capacity of its network to prevent and end homelessness in Michigan. Interested parties can learn more about MCAH's mission and initiatives by visiting their website at mihomeless.org.