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In 2002, the city placed 22 percent of families who entered shelter in permanent housing; in 2003, 28 percent were placed; and in 2004, 33 percent were placed.

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Community Snapshot: New York City

Community Snapshot | August 4, 2006

In 2002, the city placed 22 percent of families who entered shelter in permanent housing; in 2003, 28 percent were placed; and in 2004, 33 percent were placed. Learn how they made this progress.

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Ten Year Plan | August 2, 2006

Uniting for Solutions Beyond Shelter: The Action Plan for New York City

Library Resources

New York City’s Homelessness Prevention Program: HomeBase

Video | March 26, 2009

This video describes New York City's HomeBase program, one of the most effective homelessness prevention programs in the United States.

Implications of the Family Homelessness Study in New York City

Audio | October 24, 2007

This audio conference focused on implications of research findings from a study of family homelessness in New York City.

Using a Neighborhood-Based Strategy to Prevent Homelessness in New York City

Audio | October 24, 2007

This audio conference highlighted New York City’s HomeBase program, which targets neighborhoods where high numbers of households enter the shelter system.

New York City’s Project Renewal: Housing First for People with Addictions

Audio | October 23, 2007

This edition of the Leadership to End Homelessness Audio Conference featured a housing first program that provides housing and support for chronically homeless individuals with substance use disorders.