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Subject Download Latest Case Study on Power of Flexible Funding
Date August 23, 2022 3:01 PM
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Louisville Housing Initiative Case Study

Hi John,

Unite Us and Metro United Way made a shared investment of over $1M
directly into Greater Louisville and the surrounding counties to provide
longer-term housing and wraparound support for those struggling with the
continued effects of the pandemic.

The results? Significant improvements in individuals' mental and
physical health with fewer reported unhealthy days.

Key takeaways:

* Individuals and families need funding flexibility to meet their unique
needs.

* Capacity-building funds are a necessity to ensure organizations can
support their clients.

* One documentation system enables CBOs to gain the right visibility to
efficiently support their clients' access to the right services.

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