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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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What does a high-quality shelter look like?

Our new report, Beyond a Place to Stay, explores what quality family shelter can look like for children and families experiencing homelessness.

While family shelters provide an essential response to immediate housing crises, they should be more than somewhere to sleep. They should be places where families can feel safe, respected, supported, connected, and ready to move forward.

Because shelter isn`t the end goal. Long-term stability is.

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What does a high-quality shelter look like? 

Our new report, Beyond a Place to Stay, explores what quality family shelter can look like for children and families experiencing homelessness.

While family shelters provide an essential response to immediate housing crises, they should be more than somewhere to sleep. They should be places where families can feel safe, respected, supported, connected, and ready to move forward.

Because shelter isn't the end goal. Long-term stability is.

Read the full report. Link in bio.
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Beyond a Place to Stay: What Makes a High-Quality Family Shelter for Children and Families Experiencing Homelessness

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

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