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Federal Policy Brief | August 10, 2006
This fact sheet examines what recent changes in VAWA mean for HMIS.
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Audio | August 10, 2006
On this audio conference experts discussed the role of service enriched housing in ending homelessness. |
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Toolkits | August 10, 2006
This toolkit provides a brief overview of the ten essentials strategies for ending youth homelessness in your community.
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Solutions Brief | August 10, 2006
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Federal Policy Brief | August 10, 2006
This issue brief provides up to date information on the FY 2008 appropriations for runaway and homeless youth programs.
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Fact Sheets | August 10, 2006
This fact sheet examines the relationship between homelessness and the child welfare system.
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Fact Sheets | August 10, 2006
This fact sheet outlines what we know about the prevalence and cost of family homelessness.
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Report | August 10, 2006
Annual Report 2002
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Report | August 10, 2006
Annual Report 2001
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Report | August 10, 2006
Annual Report 2000
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Newsletters | August 8, 2006
August 1, 2006
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Newsletters | August 8, 2006
August 8, 2006
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Newsletters | August 8, 2006
July 25, 2006
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Newsletters | August 8, 2006
July 11, 2006
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Solutions Brief | August 8, 2006
Family homelessness is more widespread than many think, but it is not an unsolvable problem. Across the country, hundreds of communities are planning to end homelessness, and a handful of communities and many local programs are making progress in ending family homelessness. This paper highlights the strategies promising communities are using to accomplish the goal of ending family homelessness. |


This issue brief reviews the key issues surrounding youth homelessness, including causes and characteristics of homeless youth. It also contains an introductory explanation of the youth housing continuum, a development model for stable and supportive housing for young adults and policy implications regarding youth homelessness.
Family homelessness is more widespread than many think, but it is not an unsolvable problem. Across the country, hundreds of communities are planning to end homelessness, and a handful of communities and many local programs are making progress in ending family homelessness. This paper highlights the strategies promising communities are using to accomplish the goal of ending family homelessness.


