Trevor Southwick is a passionate leader committed to creating innovative solutions to end homelessness. He currently holds his MSW from ASU with a concentration in Policy, Administration, and Community Practice (PAC). His career began working in the nonprofit sector engaging in direct practice roles such as homeless outreach and permanent supportive housing efforts. In 2019, Trevor moved into the Supportive Housing Manager role at Arizona Housing, Inc. (AHI), where he successfully managed over 650 units of affordable housing across six complexes and launched a 90-unit LIHTC renovation, a new 77-unit LIHTC complex, and a 36-unit affordable housing expansion that blended State and Federal Housing Trust Funds. In 2023, Trevor left his role at AHI to take a Program Management role with Keys to Change (formerly Human Services Campus) to launch and operate the City of Phoenix’s new structured outdoor campground for people experiencing homelessness called the Safe Outdoor Space. In this role, he supports 37 staff that maintain operations 24 hours a day. He has also been a longtime advocate for lived experience, having started the Lived Experience Advisory Council and currently serving as the Co-Chair for the Maricopa Regional Continuum of Care’s Lived Experience Collaborative.