It describes four elements common to successful programs: (1) the ability to target people seriously at risk of homelessness; (2) the motivation to invest resources for prevention; (3) mechanisms for maximizing resources by collaborating with non-housing agencies such as child welfare and mental health; and (4) leadership that sets goals, develops strategies, and uses data to track progress, provide feedback, and support improvements. read more
yes homelessness is a constent thought for me and my family but it has more to do with this country than it does my ability to keep above water. read more