Did You Know?

"Thirty-eight percent of respondents to a national survey reported receiving reports of landlord sexual assault; in these cases, 79% of women reported that their landlords refused to repair locks, supply heat, hot water, or make the space 'safe.'"

from Landlord Sexual Assault and Rape of Tenants: Survey Findings and Advocacy Approaches via Housing, Homelessness, and Sexual Violence Statistics handout from NSAC 2011

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Coordinated Entry and Intake/Assessment Tools

Aimed at ensuring access to housing services that match the need of each unique household, Coordinated Entry Systems vary across communities as to how survivors of domestic and sexual violence are considered.

Tuesday, January 12, 2016

Coordinated Entry and Intake/Assessment Tools

Access to Early Childhood Development Services for Homeless Families with Young Children: An Exploratory Project

Highlights of HUD's 2015 Policy Brief on Coordinated Entry

HUD FAQ: Coordinated Entry and Victim Service Providers

Housing Justice Newsletter: HUD Policy Brief on Coordinated Entry

Improving Services to Survivors in Coordinated Entry Systems

Birth to 5: Watch Me Thrive! A Housing and Shelter Provider’s Guide to Developmental and Behavioral Screening

Diversion Strategies to Meet the Needs of Homeless Families

Best Practices for Transitional Housing Applications & Intakes

Checklist: Incorporating Domestic Violence Providers into a Coordinated Assessment Process

Domestic Violence Providers and Coordinated Assessment in Montgomery County, Ohio