Attention Miami-Dade Schools family! From January 24-31, we are asking you to help us raise awareness about #iCountMiami. It is a local survey for young adults between the ages of 13 – 24 experiencing housing struggles. For more info, call 2-1-1 or text “iCount Miami” to 898211.

Many young people between the ages of 18-24 are experiencing housing struggles and are raising children on their own. We want to learn from you how we can change Miami for the better. Take the #iCountMiami survey! Call 2-1-1 or text “iCount Miami” to 898211 to learn more.

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69% of our young people experiencing homelessness in Miami are youth of color. If you are a young person experiencing housing struggles, we want to learn from you how we can change Miami for the better. Take the #iCountMiami survey. Call 2-1-1 or text “iCount Miami”to898211

Nearly 1 in 5 youth under the age of 18 will run away at least once (Do something-dsorg.us/1NxK7pu). If you were kicked out or told to leave home, we want to learn from you! Take the #iCountMiami survey. Call 2-1-1 or text “iCount Miami” to 898211 to learn more.

We know a lot of our young people are experiencing housing struggles due to the lack of affordable housing. Take the #iCountMiami survey so we can learn how we can change Miami! Call 2-1-1 or text "iCount Miami" to 898211.

62% of young people experiencing homelessness in Miami identify as LGBTQ+. From January 24-31, take the #iCountMiami survey and make your voice heard! icountmiami.com

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Make your voice heard! Today is the last day to take the #iCountMiami survey. If you’re between the ages of 13-24 and experiencing housing struggles, we want to hear from you. Visit icountmiami.com for more info.

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The results from the 2020 iCount Miami survey will help local homeless service partners provide more comprehensive permanent housing, outreach, and supportive services to our youth. Miami Bridge is proud to be part of #iCountMiami initiative! Learn more: icountmiami.com

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Calling all youth and young adults! @Homy_305 and iCount Miami wants to know how we can help prevent and end housing instability for young people. Call 2-1-1 or text "iCount Miami" to 898211 today and take the survey! Free gift card for anyone who completes the survey.

If you are between the ages of 13-24, on your own, and experiencing housing instability— we want to learn from you! Take the #icountmiami survey by calling 2-1-1

We also spoke with Audrey Aradanas, Miami Homes For All Assistant Director of Programs. “We know that before Covid even happened, 200,000 and more families were at risk of experiencing housing instability.” local10.com/news/local/202…

The CDC eviction ban is set to expire at month’s end. “At this time a lot of advocates, including national partners, think it will not be extended this time around.” -Audrey Aradanas, Miami Homes For All, Assistant Director of Programs local10.com/news/local/202…

.Miami-Dade County once again accepting applications for #rentrelief. local10.com/news/local/202… According to the county, the program has helped nearly 1,600 families since March, who have received an average award of $7,500, totaling nearly $12 million in relief.