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Orlando Housing Initiative Ahead of Schedule, City Plans to Share Model

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Orlando's 407 Connect program has helped 169 people transition from homelessness to stable housing since August 2025, surpassing its original three-year goal of 407 people. The initiative, which combines overnight shelter and case management, was launched with a partnership between the city, the Community Redevelopment Agency, and the Christian Service Center. Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer commented on the program's progress.

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The city officials plan to share the 407 Connect program’s shelter-bus model and housing strategies with other local governments. This initiative is part of a larger article published by Cox Media Group from the Orlando area.

An article involving Cox Media Group was published from the Orlando area.

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  • OrlandoThe city where the 407 Connect housing initiative is operating.
  • Cox Media GroupThe media company that published the local news coverage.
  • Buddy DyerThe Mayor who addressed the housing initiative.

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