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These criteria and benchmarks, updated in June 2019, will help you build lasting solutions to Veteran homelessness in your community.
To track your progress, consider using HUD's Master List Template and Benchmark Generation Tool.
View Tool →This tool is intended to provide an easy way for rural communities to identify a wide array of federal programs and resources that can support their work to prevent and end homelessness.
View Tool →Communities can use this list to assess their street outreach efforts, and to identify opportunities to strengthen their systemic approach to ending homelessness, particularly unsheltered homelessness.
View Tool →This series of policy briefs from CSH offers solutions on leveraging added funding from SUPPORT and other sources to develop a system that integrates health and housing to maximize community response and effectiveness.
View Tool →This USICH brief is focused on the importance of housing affordability and stability for ending homelessness and achieving other outcomes.
View Tool →This brief presents findings from an analysis of health center data on the provision of medication-assisted treatment (MAT), as well as interviews with providers and administrators from Health Care for the Homeless programs about strategies they adopted to implement MAT programs.
View Tool →This brief from Corporation for Supportive Housing provides a summary of important steps state policy leaders and communities can take to optimize the Family First Prevention Services Act and Five-Year State Plan to keep families facing homelessness together and housed through practices, legislation, and budgetary measures where supportive housing is central to long-term stability and well-being.
View Tool →Policy Director Susan Pourciau and Regional Coordinator Katy Miller walk through the strategies in our Aligning Affordable Housing Efforts with Actions to End Homelessness tool.
This document provides an overview of some key data sources, describes what they measure, and highlights how communities can use that range of information to strengthen their efforts to address homelessness, housing instability, and other housing needs.
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