Homelessness, domestic violence, and affordable housing

Best Practices: A practical newsletter for people ending homelessness.

Best Practices A practical newsletter for people ending homelessness. Housing is Safety for Survivors of Domestic Violence During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Alliance is reflecting on the connection between domestic violence, homelessness, and the affordable housing crisis. Genese Jones-Torrence, Vice President of Crisis Services at SafeNest, explains that finding safety may be the immediate need for her clients, but finding independent housing is almost always the next critical goal. Read More» Alliance Expert Sharon McDonald explains how the affordable housing crisis can make this goal hard to achieve — and what we can do about it. Read More» Conference Registration is Closing Soon There is a limited number of registrations left for the Alliance 2019 conference: Solutions for Individual Homeless Adults. Please register today to secure your spot! The conference will take place in San Diego, California on Thursday, February 21 and Friday, February 22. Register Today» Homelessness Research Urban Institute: Rapid re-housing can help end children's homelessness Homelessness in the News For domestic violence survivors, homelessness can be fear, reality Connecticutt Post 'Not In My Backyard': What The Shouting Down Of One Homeless Housing Complex Means For Us All KPCC + LAist Affordable housing set for spotlight of next presidential campaign The Hill In Shift, States Step in on Affordable Housing Pew Charitable Trusts From the Alliance Blog Using Flexible Financial Assistance to Serve Domestic Violence Survivors  By Sharon McDonald Housing Is Safety By NAEH The Opioid Crisis Response Act of 2018: What Does it Mean for People Experiencing Homelessness? By Chandra Crawford Housing is on the Midterm Ballot By Noelle Porter Featured Alliance Resource Matching Permanent Supportive Housing to the Most Vulnerable: A State-by-State Snapshot