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The “SECRET SAUCE” Model: Sheltering & Supportive Services “Best Practices” That Reliably Reduce Homelessness

The “SECRET SAUCE” Model: Sheltering & Supportive Services “Best Practices” That Reliably Reduce Homelessness

Phil Johncock
Giving Housing Supply A Boost - How to Improve Affordability and Reduce Homelessness

Giving Housing Supply A Boost - How to Improve Affordability and Reduce Homelessness

Steven Greenhut
Reducing Homelessness: A Social Marketing Approach

Reducing Homelessness: A Social Marketing Approach

Nancy Lee
Examining policies to reduce homelessness using a general equilibrium model of the housing market (Discussion papers / Institute for Research on Poverty)

Examining policies to reduce homelessness using a general equilibrium model of the housing market (Discussion papers / Institute for Research on Poverty)

Erin Mansur
A proposal to reduce homelessness: Maine's strategic plan

A proposal to reduce homelessness: Maine's strategic plan

Michael R DeVos
Ed474 384 - The Education for Homeless Children and Youth Program: Learning to Succeed. Volume I: Reducing Barriers for Homeless Children and Youth Fo

Ed474 384 - The Education for Homeless Children and Youth Program: Learning to Succeed. Volume I: Reducing Barriers for Homeless Children and Youth Fo

Clarenda M. Phillips
The “SECRET SAUCE” Model: Sheltering & Supportive Services “Best Practices” That Reliably Reduce Homelessness

The “SECRET SAUCE” Model: Sheltering & Supportive Services “Best Practices” That Reliably Reduce Homelessness

Phil Johncock
A tale of two cities: If New York can reduce homelessness, why can't San Francisco?

A tale of two cities: If New York can reduce homelessness, why can't San Francisco?

Sally C. Pipes
To Reduce Homelessness, Reform Public Housing, Expand and Preserve Affordable Housing, Encourage Homeownership, Ensure Fair Housing for all, and Empower Communities, and for Other Purposes

To Reduce Homelessness, Reform Public Housing, Expand and Preserve Affordable Housing, Encourage Homeownership, Ensure Fair Housing for all, and Empower Communities, and for Other Purposes

U.S. Senate
The Education for Homeless Children and Youth Program: Learning to Succeed. Volume I: Reducing Barriers for Homeless Children and Youth for Access and ... Final Report - Scholar's Choice Edition

The Education for Homeless Children and Youth Program: Learning to Succeed. Volume I: Reducing Barriers for Homeless Children and Youth for Access and ... Final Report - Scholar's Choice Edition

U.S. Department of Education
The “SECRET SAUCE” Model: Sheltering & Supportive Services “Best Practices” That Reliably Reduce Homelessness

The “SECRET SAUCE” Model: Sheltering & Supportive Services “Best Practices” That Reliably Reduce Homelessness

Phil Johncock
Help the Homeless Find Homes: How the Public can Help Reduce and Reverse Homelessness (Change the World Series Book 3)

Help the Homeless Find Homes: How the Public can Help Reduce and Reverse Homelessness (Change the World Series Book 3)

B. Alan Bourgeois
Strategies for Reducing Chronic Street Homelessness

Strategies for Reducing Chronic Street Homelessness

Laudan Aron-Turnham
Strategies for Reducing Chronic Street Homelessness: Final Report

Strategies for Reducing Chronic Street Homelessness: Final Report

Martha R. et al Burt
How Can Urban Homelessness Be Reduced (Opposing Viewpoints Pamphlets Series)

How Can Urban Homelessness Be Reduced (Opposing Viewpoints Pamphlets Series)

Unknown Author
EXAMINING THE BEST STRATEGIES TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS AMONG YOUTH TO REDUCE THEIR VULNERABILITY TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMIZATION: Safeguarding Tomorrow’s Leaders from Pressing Crises

EXAMINING THE BEST STRATEGIES TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS AMONG YOUTH TO REDUCE THEIR VULNERABILITY TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMIZATION: Safeguarding Tomorrow’s Leaders from Pressing Crises

Bianca Thomas
Homelessness: Fragmentation and Overlap in Programs Highlight the Need to Identify, Assess, and Reduce Inefficiencies

Homelessness: Fragmentation and Overlap in Programs Highlight the Need to Identify, Assess, and Reduce Inefficiencies

U.S. Government Accountability Office