One long-standing motivation for low-income housing programs is the possibility that
housing affordability and housing conditions generate externalities, including on children's …

Methods Using data on children ages 5-17 from the 2002-2008 Medical Expenditure Panel
Survey, this study examines two research questions: 1) do patterns of children's mental …

Families, primarily female‐headed minority households with children, living in high‐poverty
public housing projects in five US cities were offered housing vouchers by lottery in the …

Objective: An approach referred to as" supported housing," based on principles of consumer
choice, integrated community housing, and flexible services, is replacing residential …

Families, primarily female-headed minority households with children, living in high-poverty
public housing projects in five US cities were offered housing vouchers by lottery in the …

Youth entering residential care possess significant emotional and behavioral needs; yet, it is
uncertain whether these needs have remained constant or are changing over time. This …

Introduction Compared to their peers, youth who leave the foster care system without
permanency experience greater risks for adverse young adult outcomes, including …

Homelessness is an increasing public health concern applicable to both relative and
absolute homelessness. 1 The absolutely homeless typically include those living outdoors …

This study examined whether children who become homeless differ from other low-income
children in their mental health service use before and after their first homeless episode, and …

Objectives. We examined the longitudinal effects of a Housing First program for homeless,
mentally ill individuals' on those individuals' consumer choice, housing stability, substance …