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The Damien Center plans to rebuild and expand its services to include housing for people with HIV/AIDS who are experiencing homelessness.
The Boston Health Care for Homeless Program created an innovative program to prevent overdose deaths.
Learn how to develop a skilled workforce in homeless services using evidence-based practices (EBPs) and training using real-life situations.
A statewide initiative to define recovery in Georgia led to efforts to engage multiple stakeholders in understanding and supporting recovery services.
Learn how the Project ECHO video teleconferencing program is helping to grow and train the workforce in rural New Mexico and beyond.
The McKinney-Vento report examines homelessness among children in U.S. public schools.
The Peer Advocate Program at the Skid Row Housing Trust helps new residents transition from homelessness into housing.
Learn how the Detroit Recovery Project provides support services to help people sustain recovery from substance use.
Learn about Documenting Our Presence: Multicultural Experiences of Mental Illness, a short film about the cross-cultural impact of social exclusion.
Reintegrating into civilian life can be both joyous and challenging for veterans and their families, so a New York City clinic helps with the transition.
Learn how a San Diego provider improved client outcomes by partnering with police on a program that replaced jail time for alcohol misuse with treatment.
Greater awareness of the public health impact of addiction and expanded access to care is fueling the growth of the recovery movement.
Programs across the country use naloxone and preventative measures to save people experiencing homelessness and opioid use disorders.
Project Homeless Connect (PHC) in San Francisco uses education, volunteerism, and rallies to promote social inclusion of people experiencing homelessness.
Atlanta’s Learn to Grow received SAMHSA funds to develop a program aimed at reducing or preventing alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use among youth.
The SHIFT Study reveals how trauma and violence impacts residential stability, particularly among women experiencing homelessness.
Learn how the rise in misuse and abuse of prescription drugs, the fastest-growing drug problem in the United States, impacts teens' mental and physical health.
Yale University's Jack Tsai, Ph.D., examines the Housing First model and ways to help people with substance use disorders access housing.
Learn how the Community Action Partnership is helping to create efficiencies in service delivery for public service agencies in Washington State.
The lead author of the Midwest Evaluation of the Adult Functioning of Former Foster Youth study discusses the advantages of extending foster care.