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Missed Opportunity: Under-Identification of Homeless Children in NYC Preschool Special Education

Early identification of special education needs improves long-term educational and social outcomes for children and is mandated under the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). It has also been shown to decrease economic burdens through improving academic success and reducing the need for special education as children age.…

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A new report, Heading Back to Home(base), from @hsunited_org outlines recommendations to strengthen Homebase, a New York City homelessness prevention program founded in 2004. Drawing on findings from ICPH’s 2024 report, From Local Pilot to National Model: Homebase at 20 Years and Its Impact on Housing Insecure Families in NYC, the new report highlights how the role Homebase has served in helping housing-insecure families has shifted, and identifies areas for improvement.

Effective homelessness prevention starts with understanding what works. Community-based prevention can be a valuable tool—and with the right investments and reforms, it can continue to help more New Yorkers stay housed.

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A new report, Heading Back to Home(base), from @hsunited_org outlines recommendations to strengthen Homebase, a New York City homelessness prevention program founded in 2004. Drawing on findings from ICPH’s 2024 report, From Local Pilot to National Model: Homebase at 20 Years and Its Impact on Housing Insecure Families in NYC, the new report highlights how the role Homebase has served in helping housing-insecure families has shifted, and identifies areas for improvement.

Effective homelessness prevention starts with understanding what works. Community-based prevention can be a valuable tool—and with the right investments and reforms, it can continue to help more New Yorkers stay housed.

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Missed Opportunity: Under-Identification of Homeless Children in NYC Preschool Special Education

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