Terry Burdett, HMIS Director at ARCH was the PIT Coordinator for this year's Point-in-Time count. He was featured in a report about the increase in homelessness in Greene County.

The Volunteer Commission announced this week that ARCH is one of 18 Tennessee organizations to receive a portion of $7.4 million in AmeriCorps grants.

ARCH provides placement of AmeriCorps members throughout our region. Some AmeriCorps volunteers have already begun their assignments, but we still have several slots left to fill in Johnson City and Bristol.

Two of ARCH’s AmeriCorps Intake workers have been featured in an article in East Tennessee State’s Community Voices, a magazine produced by ETSU’s office of Diversity and Inclusion. Here is an excerpt…

Appalachian Regional Coalition on Homelessness receives 'Unsheltered and Rural Homeless Assistance Award' from HUD for Johnson County.
On Thursday, February 2, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced it had awarded over $300 million dollars

For one night in January, dusk to dusk, volunteers and social service providers visit shelters, homeless camps, and cities to try and get a count of their homeless population.

Martin Luther King Day is the AmeriCorps “Day of Service.” This Martin Luther King day our AmeriCorps members set up

During the Point In Time count, we survey the number of homeless in our area and deliver care packages and other services.