Objective This systematic review synthesizes effectiveness evidence on interventions to
prevent and address youth homelessness. It was conducted primarily for a United States …

Prevention makes sense. To prevent disease, we vaccinate. To prevent traffic deaths, we
install seat belts. While we recognize intuitively that preventing homelessness is a good …

This research identifies measures that could reduce youth homelessness and lead to
improved outcomes for young people who experience homelessness. The findings are …

The existing Australian homelessness service system has known strengths but its
effectiveness is constrained for different population groups who experience a range of other …

Mass homelessness emerged in Canada in the wake of neoliberal policies that reduced
government production of housing and other supportive measures. Efforts to reduce …

Historically, the prevention of youth homelessness has not been a priority in Canada or the
United States. In recent years, this has begun to change. While there is growing recognition …

Discussions of homelessness measurement methodologies have largely focused on the
generation of primary data, for example point-in-time counts. Though there is long standing …

Youth homelessness in Australia was recognised early on as a social problem area prior to
other Western countries, such as the United States and Canada. This article traces the policy …

Every night, thousands of young people in the United States find themselves without a safe
and stable home. Although each young person who experiences homelessness has a …

Youth homelessness in Canada impacts a significant number of young people. More
specific to our focus, populations of young people who are more likely to experience …