Implementation Actions
Designed to create meaningful reductions in unsheltered homelessness and increase community understanding of the issue.
GREENVILLE TOGETHER
Greenville Together will functionally end unsheltered homelessness through a comprehensive community response to ensure it is prevented whenever possible, or if it can’t be prevented, it is a rare, brief, and non-recurring experience.
By December 2025, the initiative will help 80 unsheltered individuals find permanent housing—50 through immediate housing placements and 30 through stability supports.
A Year of Action
The One-Year Action Plan is built around two key focus areas—taking immediate steps to reduce unsheltered homelessness and raise community awareness, while also laying the foundation for long-term, sustainable solutions.
Designed to create meaningful reductions in unsheltered homelessness and increase community understanding of the issue.
Build public awareness and mobilize support for long-term solutions.
Develop a plan to finance and construct high-quality permanent supportive housing (PSH).
GreenVille Together
Greenville is committed to ending unsheltered homelessness by 2027. Download the full report to learn how we’re moving from temporary solutions to lasting stability and expanding permanent housing options.
TAKE ACTION
Educating and Engaging Greenville
Building a shared understanding of homelessness across the community to mobilize support for effective, long-term solutions.
Strengthening Support Services
Providing training and technical assistance to enhance shelter quality and housing support with a focus on equity and best practices.
Ensuring Transparency and Progress
Establishing robust data collection and reporting systems to track progress, guide decisions, and sustain accountability in addressing homelessness.
Developing Permanent Supportive Solutions
Designing a pipeline for high-quality permanent supportive housing to ensure long-term stability for Greenville’s most vulnerable residents.
Meeting Greenville’s Unmet Needs
Conducting a thorough assessment of day services and housing navigation systems to craft effective short- and long-term strategies.
We’re in this together
Rooted in empathy and collaboration, our approach prioritizes the voices of those with lived experience, shared responsibility for progress, and a commitment to addressing the deep systemic causes of homelessness.
Listening to Those Who Know: The Lived Experience Council plays a central role, ensuring the voices of those affected are heard.
We’re In This Together: We’re all responsible for the outcomes, quality, and continuous improvement of this effort.
Addressing Systemic Causes: We’re focusing on the underlying issues that cause homelessness, from trauma to income inequality.
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