What research says about the effects of stable housing
There is a significant body of research and evidence that documents the positive impacts of housing stability—and the negative impacts of housing instability—on families and individuals. Accordingly, effective responses to homelessness focus on helping people get
and keep housing, and to use housing as a foundation for accessing services, supports, and opportunities in their communities.
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