The National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV) conducted a two-part needs assessment project. The first part of the assessment documented domestic violence survivors’ current and emerging housing needs, centering on the perspectives of marginalized…
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This document highlights tips for how victim service providers (VSPs) can ensure their comparable databases are set up correctly to fulfill HUD’s COVID-19 Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG-CV) program quarterly reporting requirements. Project Descriptor Data Elements…
This guidance document highlights spending strategies and regulatory considerations for how organizations can use their CARES awards. The document also offers examples of how funds may be spent and provides contact info for organizations that…
The American Rescue Plan Act provides a broad array of housing resources and assistance for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors, and the programs that serve them. The law includes $50 billion in essential housing…
This document highlights the following fundamental considerations when serving survivors through coordinated entry (CE): Visit the Disease Risks and Homelessness page on the HUD Exchange for a full list of resources related to COVID-19 infectious disease prevention…
This resource provides an overview of current eviction moratoriums and their impact on survivors’ housing rights. It further highlights strategies that advocates across the country are using to work with landlords to help survivors avoid…
Emergency transfers are a main way to ensure safety in housing for survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, dating violence and stalking. In this webinar, the National Alliance for Safe Housing (NASH) provides an overview…
Case managers and other staff working in homeless/housing programs are keenly aware that domestic violence is a factor in many of the households they serve, and that sometimes they must respond, intervene, and offer resources….
