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This video features Corporation for Supportive Housing CSH's Speak Up! Advocates in Sacramento and Washington DC advocating for permanent supportive housing.

CSH Speak Up! Community Advocates know first-hand the desperation of homelessness and the transformation of their lives once they have stable housing and access to services addressing their medical, mental health and skill needs. Through individualized coaching and active participation, CSH "Speak Up!" invests in supportive housing residents and gives them the platform and tools to share their personal stories with the general public, local officials, state legislators, members of Congress and in corporate boardrooms. CSH Speak Up! empowers the formerly homeless to be a force for good in public dialogue and policy. Its success has spurred replication of the program from its origins in Los Angeles to the City of Chicago and now many more places across the country.

Support for CSH Speak Up Advocates comes from United Way of Greater Los Angeles and the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation.

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