Research Report Evolution in Programs Offering Supportive Housing to Child Welfare–Involved Families: Services Integration and Systems Change at the Half-Way Point
Martha R. Burt, Maeve E. Gearing, Marla McDaniel
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This report examines the progress of five demonstration sites in Broward County, Cedar Rapids, Memphis, San Francisco, and Connecticut as they provide supportive housing and intensive services to families in the child welfare system. Participating in the Partnership to Demonstrate the Effectiveness of Supportive Housing funded by the US Department of Health and Human Services, each site created new service delivery structures that integrate services among child welfare agencies, housing providers, and other service organizations. We highlight similarities and differences in how each site has tackled services integration two years into the demonstration.
Research and Evidence Housing and Communities Family and Financial Well-Being Tax and Income Supports Research to Action Nonprofits and Philanthropy Upward Mobility
Expertise Families Nonprofits and Philanthropy Social Safety Net Preventing and Ending Homelessness Upward Mobility and Inequality Early Childhood Child Welfare Housing
Tags Economic well-being Housing vouchers and mobility Child welfare Housing affordability and supply Foster care Parenting Housing subsidies Children and youth