This infographic summarizes the findings of the report, Coburn Place: An Exemplar of the Domestic Violence Transitional Housing Model. Highlighted here are the tenets of the Domestic Violence Transitional Housing (DV TH) model, the five…
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While limited research has indicated that domestic violence transitional housing (DV TH) programs may be helpful to DV survivors and their families, little is known about how such programs work in practice. Each program is…
This presentation describes DASH’s low-barrier, voluntary, trauma-informed approach to service provision in its programs aimed at helping survivors achieve safe housing. Includes discussion of how fidelity to core beliefs influence program outcomes.
This slide deck describes results of an evaluation of the District Alliance for Save Housing (DASH) Survivor Resilience Fund, a low-barrier and trauma informed approach to homelessness prevention for survivors.
This one-page document summarizes the primary tenets of a voluntary services approach when serving survivors of domestic violence.
The District Alliance for Safe Housing (DASH) was founded in 2006 to provide families experiencing domestic violence with emergency and long-term safe housing, and homelessness prevention services. The organization’s mission is to be an innovator…
An overview of a voluntary services model with examples of its application in a housing first program for survivors.
