Our Mission
The Technical Assistance Collaborative is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping our nation’s human services, health care, homelessness, and affordable housing systems implement policies and practices that empower people to live healthy, independent lives in the communities they choose.
This commitment requires that we work to advance racial and social justice by embodying racial justice principles, centering lived expertise in implementing our technical assistance strategies, and dismantling oppression both within and beyond TAC. Learn more by reading our Racial Equity Statement.
Focus Areas
Homelessness
With TAC's assistance, progress toward preventing and ending homelessness is achieved through the strategic use of resources and Housing First strategies.
Affordable Housing
TAC helps states and communities develop policies and financing to increase the supply of rental housing that meets the needs of extremely low-income people with disabilities.
Mental Health &
Substance Use Disorders
TAC helps organizations and agencies to align systems, leverage resources, and deliver the effective care and services that people with mental illness and substance use disorders need to thrive.
Olmstead & Community Integration
TAC helps states comply with Olmstead law and federal standards by increasing the supportive housing supply, identifying funding sources, and improving access to community-based services.
Medicaid
TAC is skilled at leveraging Medicaid to promote access to services that can help people with disabilities, youth in foster care, and people experiencing homelessness to live at home and in the community.
Featured Resource
Vouchers Database
TAC maintains a comprehensive database of Housing Choice Vouchers targeted to people with disabilities and other special needs. This database is updated each time the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announces new funding awards.
Recently Published
Witnessing Resilience in Emergency Shelter Providers — During COVID and Beyond
Homelessness | Blog Post | July 2021I’ve watched these providers come back from the pandemic even stronger, transforming their shelter to put Housing First in everything they do. They are change-makers, heroes, social justice warriors.
