Economic Value of Ending Homelessness
Reductions in Utilization of Major Services Before and After Entry into Supportive Housing Sources: Perlman, 2006; MHSA, 2008; Hirsch, 2007; Mondello, 2007; Moore 2006
Opening Doors is based on a body of high quality research that demonstrates how targeted comprehensive solutions are far more effective and cost-efficient than temporary fixes.
In cities across the country, this cost effectiveness has been documented. A fiscally prudent government response is imperative—local, state, and federal governments cannot afford to invest in anything but the most evidence-based, cost-effective strategies.
for an overview of cost-effectiveness research listings compiled by the Corporation for Supportive Housing.
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