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- April 15, 2022
Aligning Expectations to Improve Hospital Discharge Planning for People Experiencing Homelessness
Homelessness | Blog Post | April 2022Many acute care and psychiatric in-patient hospitals struggle to provide safe discharge for patients who have no place to call home. But with coordination, training, and resources, each obstacle can be addressed.
- March 18, 2021
Liberated Gatekeepers: Learning to Provide Technical Assistance Rooted in Racial Equity and Social Justice
Homelessness | Blog Post | March 2021“Come join us to reimagine the homeless system,” the invitation said. “And while you are at it, take a deep dive and challenge how you show up as a technical assistance provider.”
- January 7, 2020
How Youth Action Boards (YABs) are Partnering with Communities to End Youth Homelessness
Homelessness | Blog Post | January 2020What happens when young people with lived experience bring their expertise and creativity to their communities' efforts to end youth homelessness? We asked Youth Action Boards across the U.S. how they are "making it work." Here's what they said.
- January 23, 2018
We Need All of Us: Tips for Continuums of Care Working to Include People with Lived Experience of Homelessness
Homelessness | Blog Post | January 2018It is now widely accepted that planning and implementing successful programs to prevent and end homelessness requires direct involvement by people who have themselves been homeless. However, many CoCs and agencies lack well-developed consumer involvement strategies.
