Metropolitan Homelessness Commission
The Metropolitan Homelessness Commission is Metro’s coordination and planning entity that brings advocates, nonprofit organizations, for-profit business leaders, government agencies, and the general public together to end homelessness in Nashville.
The Metropolitan Homelessness Commission focuses on ending chronic homelessness in Nashville within this decade. In 2013, the Homelessness Commission launched a community campaigned called How's Nashville, which is a collaborative effort of community partners. The Metropolitan Homelessness Commission serves as the backbone organization of How's Nashville, providing planning and coordination services.
Meeting Notifications
Executive Committee Meeting: Every third Tuesday of the month, at 1 p.m. in the large conference room, Metro Social Services, 800 Second Avenue North, Suite 100.
Full Commission Meeting: On the first Friday, every two months (January, March, May, July, September, November), at the Sonny West Conference Center, 700 Second Avenue South (in the Howard Office Building at the Fulton Complex).
Council, Boards, Committees Meeting Notes
Bylaws
The Homelessness Commission recently adopted a new version of bylaws.
Studies and Reports
Issue Briefs
Newsletters