Dawn Gilman's guest appearances

Dawn Gilman

WCCO 9-Noon

Jack Tomczak Podcast

COVIDCalls

Reach Radio

Donald Trump

Scott Cooper

Brian Houston

Peter Hotez

Christopher Brown

Adam Rogers

Bill Manassero

Elizabeth Dunn

David Wallace-Wells

John Ferguson

David Barnes

Chris Lehmann

Vincent Williams

William Li

Jennifer Marshall

OwlTail

House Candidate Dawn Gilman

Homelessness is on the rise across the country even before the pandemic, but Changing Homeless,  a not-for-profit organization in Jacksonville, Florida, has been making strides in decreasing homelessness in its community and state. In this episode, Dawn Gilman, CEO at Changing Homelessness, talked to us about her work. She shares how the organization assists homeless people in the community, some of their successes and their challenges, how COVID has impacted the number of homeless, the collaborations and programs they do to engage and assist both landlords and homeless people, and how they leverage data to help those most vulnerable in the homeless population. With the past ten years of housing people showing an 85% success rate, Changing Homelessness has already made a small dent in street homelessness. Dawn is committed to forging onwards and doing more so they can reduce homelessness to 50%. Listen and be inspired by the incredible work Dawn and her team is doing in this insightful conversation!--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fran-ayalasomayajula/support

Homelessness is on the rise across the country even before the pandemic, but Changing Homeless,  a not-for-profit organization in Jacksonville, Florida, has been making strides in decreasing homelessness in its community and state. In this episode, Dawn Gilman, CEO at Changing Homelessness, talked to us about her work. She shares how the organization assists homeless people in the community, some of their successes and their challenges, how COVID has impacted the number of homeless, the collaborations and programs they do to engage and assist both landlords and homeless people, and how they leverage data to help those most vulnerable in the homeless population. With the past ten years of housing people showing an 85% success rate, Changing Homelessness has already made a small dent in street homelessness. Dawn is committed to forging onwards and doing more so they can reduce homelessness to 50%. Listen and be inspired by the incredible work Dawn and her team is doing in this insightful conversation!--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fran-ayalasomayajula/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fran-ayalasomayajula/support</a>

Housing Is Healthcare with Dawn Gilman

Today, I talk about homelessness and the pandemic with Carl Falconer and Dawn Gilman.   Carl Falconer, a native of South Dakota, is an eight-year U.S. Army veteran. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and a Master's Degree in Public Administration from the University of North Florida. Falconer has worked with persons experiencing homelessness and mental illness in the Jacksonville, Florida area since 1994, from street outreach, to emergency shelter, to housing programs, most recently as a Regional Director with Lutheran Services Florida Health Systems, which manages behavioral health care for people facing poverty, in Northeast and North Central Florida. Since late 2018, he has served as President and CEO of the Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance (MDHA), the Federally designated lead agency of Dallas and Collin Counties’ homeless response system. Notably, he has already led the system in reversing a multi-year trend of rising homelessness. His D-ONE Plan plots the course to ending homelessness in Dallas.   Dawn Gilman joined the Changing Homelessness team in 2007 and has served as CEO since 2009. Under Mrs. Gilman’s leadership, Changing Homelessness has grown from a single employee into an agency employing more than 33 staff members. This growth has increased both capacity and funding to end homelessness in northeast Florida. The agency currently has a $6.4 million budget with approximately $4 million as pass through to sub-grantees. This funding provides housing, case management, prevention, and other supportive services to end homelessness. The community has seen an 80% decrease in Veterans Homelessness, 57% in chronic homelessness, and a 30% decrease in overall homelessness from 2009 to 2018.

Today, I talk about homelessness and the pandemic with Carl Falconer and Dawn Gilman. Carl Falconer, a native of South Dakota, is an eight-year U.S. Army veteran. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and a Master's Degree in Public Administration from the University of North Florida. Falconer has worked with persons experiencing homelessness and mental illness in the Jacksonville, Florida area since 1994, from street outreach, to emergency shelter, to housing programs, most recently as a Regional Director with Lutheran Services Florida Health Systems, which manages behavioral health care for people facing poverty, in Northeast and North Central Florida. Since late 2018, he has served as President and CEO of the Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance (MDHA), the Federally designated lead agency of Dallas and Collin Counties’ homeless response system. Notably, he has already led the system in reversing a multi-year trend of rising homelessness. His D-ONE Plan plots the course to ending homelessness in Dallas. Dawn Gilman joined the Changing Homelessness team in 2007 and has served as CEO since 2009. Under Mrs. Gilman’s leadership, Changing Homelessness has grown from a single employee into an agency employing more than 33 staff members. This growth has increased both capacity and funding to end homelessness in northeast Florida. The agency currently has a $6.4 million budget with approximately $4 million as pass through to sub-grantees. This funding provides housing, case management, prevention, and other supportive services to end homelessness. The community has seen an 80% decrease in Veterans Homelessness, 57% in chronic homelessness, and a 30% decrease in overall homelessness from 2009 to 2018.

EP #91 - COVID-19 and Homelessness -  Carl Falconer and Dawn Gilman