Broward Partnership was founded in 1997 as a strategic private/public alliance aimed at addressing the burgeoning problem of homelessness in Broward County. The Partnership has become the largest comprehensive homeless service provider in Broward County, offering street outreach, 500 beds of emergency shelter at the CHAC and NHAC, 168 units of scattered-site permanent housing in Broward County, and a complete array of health and social services. In addition to providing short-term shelter, outreach to the unsheltered homeless population, and stable housing solutions, the Partnership offers a full complement of solution-focused services that include access to case management, nutritious meals, medical and dental care, behavioral health and psychiatric services, substance abuse treatment, individual and group therapy, parenting and family enrichment activities, vocational training, job placement, computer literacy, and life skills classes to help establish self-sufficiency and housing stability. In spring 2023, the Partnership and its development partner Green Mills Group finalized the construction of Seven on Seventh—a 72-unit affordable housing development adjacent to the CHAC that is serving low-income and formerly homeless individuals and families. By providing affordable housing for families in need, Seven on Seventh and its supportive services have a wide socioeconomic impact on the local community.
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