Published by United States Interagency Council on Homelessness Download Research (PDF)
Strengthening Systems for Ending Rural Homelessness: Promising and Considerations Read More >>
This publication highlights the ways in which community health centers can help meet the health and social needs of individuals exiting correctional institutions. Download Research (PDF)
Stopping the Revolving Door: How Health Centers Can Serve Justice-Involved Populations Read More >>
This issue focuses on innovative shelter-based health care programs that provide low-barrier health care to people living in shelter settings, showing that reducing barriers to care not only leads to improvement in individuals’ health, but also to population health. This edition also examines the types of health care that can be provided in a shelter-based
Healing Hands: Shelter-Based Care for Homeless Populations Read More >>
Verifying homelessness differs from documenting homelessness. All health care agencies should be assessing the housing status of all their patients and recording it. Learn more in this technical assistance resource. Download Research (PDF)
Third-Party Verification of Homelessness for Eligibility Determination Read More >>
This report from the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness highlights cautions that should be considered before sanctioning or regulating encampments. Download Research (PDF)
Caution is Needed When Considering “Sanctioned Encampments” or “Safe Zones” Read More >>
Presented by the National Healthcare for the Homeless Council for the Homeless Symposium Minneapolis, MN Download Research (PDF)
Overcoming Health & Housing Challenges for Justice-Involved Populations Read More >>
This guide, written by Evanie Parr, Seattle University Homeless Rights Advocacy Project, summarizes the challenges and opportunities posed by various encampments along the West Coast. Download Research (PDF)
It Takes a Village: Practical Guide for Authorized Encampments Read More >>
With recent natural disasters striking major metropolitan areas, the need for preparedness and response discussions has drastically increased. Preparing our health centers, our staff, and our consumers is vital for safety and recovery. Join us as we explore disaster preparedness and response for health centers treating people experiencing homelessness from multiple angles. We will share
