Homelessness Prevention Program

Do you need help?

If you, or someone you know, is at risk of losing your home, the Ozaukee County Homelessness Prevention Program could help.

To learn more and find help 24/7, call 262-284-3577.

Not ready to call? Wondering if you qualify? Read this FAQ. 

Click here for a printable card with contact information for the Ozaukee County Homlessness Prevention Program.

Homelessness in Ozaukee County

Community leaders gathered at Port Washington State Bank last fall to learn more about the county's homeless issue. UWNO hired Wilberg Community Planning to do an independent study to ensure that countywide homeless services and resources are being directed at solving the right problem.

The 2020 report illustrated that our homeless picture is different than other counties in southeastern Wisconsin. The data indicated that in Ozaukee County we do not have high numbers of people who are literally homeless, living on the street, or in places that are not fit for human habitation. The picture that emerged indicated that we have people who are at imminent risk of becoming homeless. These are people who have experienced a job loss, unexpected medical bills, or a rent increase they cannot afford.

Please read the full report to learn more about what steps we are taking to develop a strong homeless prevention network to keep people in their homes. We are looking for key stakeholders that will expand our network and broaden our capacity to end homelessness. If you are interested in participating, contact Barbara Bates-Nelson at 248-613-7855 or email at uwno@sbcglobal.net.

2020 Update on Homelessness in Ozaukee County Report

2015 Update on Homelessness in Ozaukee County Report

The Facts on Homelessness in Ozaukee County