Executive Summary In 2012, the Children's Bureau in the US Department of Health and
Human Services' Administration for Children and Families funded Partnerships to …

Objectives. We evaluated the prevalence and nature of housing problems among
adolescents leaving foster care because of their age to provide evidence that can inform …

This report pulls together recent research from the Centers for Disease Control, leading
medical and public health journals, and firsthand observations by pediatricians across the …

Objective To estimate the association between housing status and health care access and
outcomes among young adults aging out of the child welfare system. Design Prospective …

Supportive housing is subsidized housing with on-site or closely linked services for
chronically homeless persons. Most literature describing the effects of supportive housing on …

Group homes fall into the broad category of residential care, a category that also includes
half-way homes, campus based homes, emergency shelters, self-contained settings, and …

Involvement with child protective services (CPS) is common among families experiencing
inadequate housing conditions. As with other issues of material deprivation, inadequate …

Few would argue with the proposition that providing quality, affordable housing helps to
meet families' fundamental need for shelter. Shelter is an important end, in and of itself …

Using longitudinal data from the National Survey on Child and Adolescent Well-Being
(NSCAW), this study investigates entry into intensive or restrictive settings during a 36-month …

Objective. To determine the effects of housing and neighborhood features on residential
instability and the costs of mental health services for individuals with chronic mental illness …