Anchorage providers push coordinated-entry changes to speed housing moves
Service providers and the Coordinated Entry (CE) committee described steps they’ve taken to make CE more equitable and usable, and urged more provider buy‑in and data sharing so the system can prioritize and place the most vulnerable people faster.
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Mac Lyons, systems integration director at the Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness, and Laura Cox Wilson, director of supportive housing at NeighborWorks Alaska and chair of the Coordinated Entry committee, told a community summit that coordinated entry (CE) is now central to how Anchorage uses federal and municipal housing funds.
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