Housing is a priority for survivors of sexual assault. Housing-related requests are growing in both frequency and scope, yet it remains the most unmet need. Based on feedback from the field, the National Sexual Assault…
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DVBeds is an easy to use, web-based tool that provides real-time shelter bed availability for participating domestic violence and sexual assault organizations. First created by advocates in Texas, DVBeds is now an official program of…
This webinar highlights The Grove, ReloShare’s tool designed to allow housing programs to see and share bed availability in real time, bringing providers together to coordinate placements quickly, without requiring the personal information of survivors….
This brief report summarizes key findings from a qualitative evaluation focused on the experiences of domestic violence advocates and direct service providers supporting Black immigrant and refugee survivors. The evaluation aimed to identify the factors…
Domestic violence (DV) is a major factor contributing to housing instability and homelessness. Survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence are disproportionately affected, with studies showing that they are four times more likely to experience…
Below materials that were used with NRCDV’s 2025 Policy and Research Briefing. The 2025 briefing highlights emerging findings from NRCDV’s ongoing Black immigrant and refugee housing research project. This project explores the scope of homelessness…
This resource describes the key differences between HMIS and a comparable database; provides an overview of HUD, FVPSA, and VAWA data requirements; outlines 2017 SAGE reporting requirements; and offers helpful tools for choosing a comparable…
This summary highlights one of NRCDV’s partner organizations, A Miracle 4 Sure, that supports formally incarcerated survivors of domestic violence. AM4S helps meet the needs of individuals upon release from incarceration, including housing, employment, wrap-around…
This document outlines the database and reporting requirements that will be necessary of any Victim Service Provider (VSP) that is a recipient of ESG-CV funds.
This paper describes how communities are increasingly using homelessness prevention and rapid re-housing approaches to meet the needs of domestic violence survivors, helping survivors avoid homelessness altogether or quickly re-establish housing in the community to…
