Homelessness Prevention
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The best way to end homelessness is to prevent it. Providing eviction prevention services such as rent subsidies, assistance with utilities, case management, or mediation with landlords are cost-effective ways of keeping individuals and families in their homes.
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Selected Homelessness Prevention Resources
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A Case Management, Education, and Prevention Program At a Small Emergency Shelter for Homeless Men: One Nurse's Experience
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A Paradigm Shift in Housing and Homeless Services: Applying the Population and High-Risk Framework to Preventing Homelessness - Free Access
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Critical Time Intervention
Discharge Planning Advisor: Innovative Program Helps Homeless, Frees Up Beds
Evaluability Assessment of Discharge Planning and the Prevention of Homelessness: Final Report
Homeless Prevention in the Emergency Shelter Grants Program
Homeless Prevention Plan
Homeless Research Summary: Evaluating Homeless Prevention
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