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Community Solutions helps communities adopt the best problem-solving tools from multiple sectors to end homelessness and the conditions that create it. The organization was created by Rosanne Haggerty, who spent 20 years developing affordable housing but couldn\u2019t build apartments nearly as fast as homelessness and poverty were expanding. In 2011, she launched Community Solutions with a team of co-founders to find faster solutions. Today, they help communities optimize their existing resources to make measurable social change at scale.<\/p>\n