White House Blogs Pay for Success
The White House blogs on Pay for Success, CSH & what works to improve the lives of those in need of homes, independence & dignity.
The White House blogs on Pay for Success, CSH & what works to improve the lives of those in need of homes, independence & dignity.
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The Boston Globe/ Boston.com covers efforts in Boston to help house veterans experiencing homelessness.
Building on Our Work With The Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA).
CSH is leading efforts to improve H.R. 3700, a bill before the U.S. Congress that would make many important changes to the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) core rental assistance programs. The proposal includes changes to the Family Unification Program (FUP) that would make more impactful the housing resources available to young adults and families who have been involved with foster care.
CSH experts in Keeping Families Together (KFT) supportive housing are meeting with the NJ Department of Children & Families and community leaders in Atlantic and Gloucester Counties, NJ, to discuss help for child welfare-involved families in need of stable homes. Robins’ Nest (Glassboro, NJ) is the host location for providers interested in learning more about staffing models, case management and support services.
States and communities can improve services and outcomes for people with substance use disorders (SUDs) by integrating housing with treatment and recovery support programs, according to housing, homeless and SUD treatment experts who convened for a frank dialogue on new service approaches for this population.