The Evidence for Supportive Housing – Families, Children, and Youth
Nearly one-third of people experiencing homelessness in the U.S. are from families with children or households headed by youth or young adults under the age of 25. The stability offered by supportive housing helps to reduce child welfare involvement and improve health and educational outcomes.
This brief highlights key evidence related to supportive housing for families with children and youth or young adult-headed households.
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Webinar highlighting the findings of the National Compensation Study
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A national compensation study of the supportive housing workforce, revealing pay gaps, benefits trends, and calls to action to support living wages and retention.
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Insights from nationwide community conversations on the challenges, opportunities, and future of supportive housing, featuring tenants, providers, and policymakers.