Titlebook: Homelessness Prevention and Intervention in Social Work; Policies, Programs, Heather Larkin,Amanda Aykanian,Calvin L. Streeter Textbook 20

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Trauma-Informed Care in Homelessness Service Settings: Challenges and Opportunitiesongoing effects of traumatic stress, homelessness service settings are implementing trauma-informed care (TIC). This chapter will review the tenets of TIC and examine the personal and organizational barriers that may impede its successful implementation. Strategies for overcoming these barriers will also be highlighted.

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Meeting the Diverse Service Needs of People Experiencing Homelessnesseriencing homelessness through the process of moving into housing and successfully maintaining that housing. The chapter underscores the critical role social workers play in providing, or connecting clients with, these essential services in the effort to end homelessness in our communities.

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Homelessness in Los Angeles and New York City: A Tale of Two Citiesof civic values, rights-based advocacy, and charitable institutions in shaping responses to urban homelessness. Implications for social policy and practice are offered that reflect local conditions in US cities.

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Pay-for-Success Financing: Innovation in Funding Supportive Housing Initiativesion methodologies. If the program is successful, investors receive a return on their investment from the end-payors. This chapter provides an introduction to the PFS model and overviews several PFS-funded initiatives focused on supportive housing across the USA.

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Critical Time Interventionluding several randomized trials. CTI is now widely used in homelessness services systems, and interest continues to grow in how the model might be effectively applied in other social service and health sectors. This chapter describes core components of the original CTI model and an overview of its adaptation for use in Rapid Re-Housing programs.