Find articles, videos, webinars, and other resources to support your work with people experiencing homelessness.
The Boston Health Care for Homeless Program created an innovative program to prevent overdose deaths.
Programs across the country use naloxone and preventative measures to save people experiencing homelessness and opioid use disorders.
Pathways to Housing Pennsylvania train staff to use naloxone to prevent opioid overdose deaths around Philadelphia.
The Robert J. Delonis Center works to prevent overdose deaths in people experiencing homelessness and opioid use disorder in Ann Arbor.
Find guides, reports, and more designed to help medical professionals treat opioid use disorders among people experiencing homelessness.
Find toolkits, manuals, and more designed to help homeless and housing service providers understand, obtain, and use naloxone to prevent opioid overdose deaths.
The Peer Advocate Program at the Skid Row Housing Trust helps new residents transition from homelessness into housing.
Yale University's Jack Tsai, Ph.D., examines the Housing First model and ways to help people with substance use disorders access housing.
Boston’s Homeless Court helps people experiencing homelessness address legal issues that might prevent them from obtaining housing and assistance.
An overdose response plan in Seattle, Washington, helps provide lifesaving care to vulnerable adults with an opioid dependency.
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) can improve health outcomes for patients with opioid or alcohol use disorders.
Greater awareness of the public health impact of addiction and expanded access to care is fueling the growth of the recovery movement.
Learn about Documenting Our Presence: Multicultural Experiences of Mental Illness, a short film about the cross-cultural impact of social exclusion.
The lead author of the Midwest Evaluation of the Adult Functioning of Former Foster Youth study discusses the advantages of extending foster care.
San Antonio’s Mommies Program helps pregnant mothers with substance use disorders and their babies receive recovery services.
Learn how the National Runaway Safeline provides confidential support to at-risk youth who are experiencing homelessness or contemplating running away.
Learn how Montana's Tumbleweed Runaway Program leverages local resources to help house youth experiencing homelessness.
Find information on working with youth who are experiencing homelessness and suffering from both mental and substance use disorders.
Congregate care holds potential benefits for teen mothers in foster care, according to a 2014 study on New York City’s Inwood House.
First Step, a three-phase job training program, helps low-income women and those experiencing homelessness in New York City find employment.