Tag: family homelessness

What should we be doing now to address the increasing number of children who are expected to suffer pandemic-related homelessness?

Housing advocates working at the local, state, and national levels discuss new research and policy recommendations for advancing housing justice.

The increased risk of family separation is a lesser-known consequence of the affordable housing crisis.

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Improving the well-being of homeless children and their families led Enterprise Community Partners, Citizens’ Committee for Children of New York, and New Destiny Housing to convene a Family Homelessness Task Force comprised of over 40 organizations.

Women are an increasing percentage of veterans, and of homeless veterans, but their experiences of homelessness differ from their male counterparts, and so must the solutions.

When the Sjoblom family realized they might soon lose their home in Matawan, New Jersey, Diane Sjoblom found the National Coalition for the Homeless. Through email, letters, and telephone conversations, NCH reconstructed their journey into homelessness and ensuing efforts to find living wage employment to improve their situation.