Philly’s PHLHousing+ pilot showed cash assistance led to a 75% reduction in forced moves.

This is powerful evidence that direct cash assistance keeps people stably housed—and it’s exactly why we’re expanding programs like CASH LA.

whyy.org/articles/philadelphia-cash-program-housing-costs

PSY is growing, and we’re thrilled to welcome two visionary leaders to join our senior team.

- Director of Program Development and Growth – Baltimore-based
- Director of Program Development and Growth – Los Angeles-based

Apply here: www.pointsourceyouth.org/careers

The Administration's latest executive order should be called “How to Make Homelessness Worse.”

We know what actually works: housing-first solutions rooted in dignity, trust, and agency. We can do better.

reuters.com/world/us/trump-orders-crackdown-homeless-encampments-nationwide-2025-07-25/

Join Alicia Wilson of Johns Hopkins University at our upcoming National Symposium in Baltimore. Alicia will participate in a candid conversation on the realities facing young people in Maryland and the solutions needed.

Register: pointsourceyouth.org/2025-national-symposium

How do we prevent youth homelessness? Join us for a dive into our 7-State Targeted Housing Assistance Program!

345 households served. 90% remained housed. Hear from the team at Johns Hopkins University and discover what’s next.

Registering: shorturl.at/awpL9

#YouthHomelessness #HousingSolutions

The next NPLC webinar features a discussion about two programs serving youth who are court involved. Speakers will be sharing more about their innovative models, Housing Stability for Youth in Courts and the Prevention Youth Engagement Team.

Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

The 2025 National Symposium on Solutions to End Youth Homelessness is happening Oct. 7–8 in Baltimore. Be part of a movement powered by youth voices, bold ideas, and collective action.

Register here: pointsourceyouth.org/2025-national-symposium#registration

#EndYouthHomelessness #YouthLed

We're thrilled to share the success of a recent initiative aimed at preventing youth homelessness in Grand Rapids and six other locations.

Matthew Phifer from Henry Street Settlement, was at today's press conference to launch a joint report between PSY and Johns Hopkins University. Putting money in people's hands and granting them the trust and self-respect they deserve - that's what the Targeted Housing Assistance Program does.

Garrett Mason, PSY youth consultant, spoke at the press conference about how the report findings don't just prove targeted housing assistance prevents homelessness; they prove it can open the path to dreaming about tomorrow.

Point Source Youth's executive director at today's press conference to launch a report that proves Targeted Housing Assistance Program, a pilot initiative aimed at preventing homelessness among young adults, works! It not only prevents homelessness, but it's a cost-saving program.