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Project Homeless Connect aids hundreds in Vancouver
The annual event provides vital services to those facing housing insecurity.
Jan. 29, 2026 at 7:55pm
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The Council for the Homeless hosted its annual "Project Homeless Connect" event at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Vancouver, Washington on Thursday. The community-wide event is designed to serve and support hundreds of people and families experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity by providing a range of essential services.
Why it matters
Events like Project Homeless Connect play a crucial role in addressing the growing housing crisis in the Pacific Northwest, connecting vulnerable individuals and families with critical resources and support to help them stabilize their living situations.
The details
Project Homeless Connect offered a variety of services at the one-day event, including medical checkups, mental health counseling, job assistance, legal aid, and connections to longer-term housing and social services. The goal is to provide a "one-stop shop" for those facing homelessness to access the help they need.
- The event took place on Thursday, January 30, 2026.
The players
Council for the Homeless
A local nonprofit organization that hosts the annual Project Homeless Connect event to support individuals and families facing housing insecurity in the Vancouver area.
Sesany Fennie Jones
The CEO of the Council for the Homeless, who spoke to local media about the event and its importance.
What they’re saying
“Events like Project Homeless Connect play a crucial role in addressing the growing housing crisis in the Pacific Northwest, connecting vulnerable individuals and families with critical resources and support to help them stabilize their living situations.”
— Sesany Fennie Jones, CEO, Council for the Homeless
The takeaway
Project Homeless Connect demonstrates the power of community-driven initiatives to provide comprehensive support and services to those facing housing insecurity, offering a model for other cities and regions grappling with homelessness.
