A new 10-year-plan aimed at ending homelessness in Sarasota County is going to take the community’s help, input and cooperation if it wants to succeed, organizers said Wednesday.
“Have to move away from a crises management system and move into stability and have to move into partnership and collaboration and be smarter in how we deliver services,” said Adam Tebrugge, co-chairman of Suncoast Partnership to End Homelessness’ 10-year plan.
The executive summary of the draft plan — StepUp — was released at a Wednesday press conference at the R. L. Anderson Administration Building in Venice where the public got its first glimpse of how homelessness could end in Sarasota County.
More than 16,000 people in 2010 sought services from Suncoast Partnership providers for homelessness and economic hardship reasons, according to the
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