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Housing First
“Housing First” or rapid re-housing is a strategy that places families and individuals who are homeless into housing as soon as possible and provides them with ongoing assistance and services as needed to achieve stability. Learn more about this innovative and promising strategy to resolve homelessness and promote recovery.
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Corporation for Supportive Housing
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Denver Housing First Collaborative: Cost Benefit Analysis and Program Outcomes Report
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Housing First: 10 Tips for Success
Housing First: Ending Family Homelessness
National Alliance to End Homelessness Community Snapshot: Wichita, KS
National Alliance to End Homelessness: Housing First Topic Page
Streets to Homes, Housing First in Toronto, Ontario: Getting Chronically Homeless People Back Into Housing
The Applicability of Housing First Models to Homeless Persons with Serious Mental Illness
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What is Housing First?
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