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Understanding the Basics of the Voluntary Services Approach
This resource provides an overview of the voluntary services approach.
Understanding HUD’s Homelessness Programs
This presentation covers the HEARTH Act, Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program, and Continuum of Care (CoC) Program.
Transitional Supportive Housing Programs: Battered Women’s Perspectives and Recommendations
This article reports on interviews with 55 key stakeholders of these programs (direct service staff, current participants, former participants, and shelter residents) to examine the degree to which TSH programs fulfill the needs of the women who use them.
Tip Sheet: Best Practices for Transitional Housing Applications and Intakes
Transitional Housing providers can use the Tip Sheet to guide them in creating housing applications and intakes for their program.
Tip Sheet: Best Practices for Setting Eligibility Criteria
Transitional Housing providers can use the Tip Sheet to guide them in setting eligibility criteria.
The Intersection of Domestic Violence and Homelessness
This article addresses the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness
The Civil Protection Order as a Tool for Economic Justice
This article is from The Advocate’s Quarterly, the newsletter of the Center for Survivor Agency and Justice.
Template Welcome Packet
Transitional Housing providers can use the Template Welcome Packet as part of their program materials. The template can be modified to fit the needs of your program.
Template Participant Verification Letter
Transitional Housing providers can use the Template Participant Verification Letter as part of their program materials. The template can be modified to fit the needs of your program.