This brief on countries of origin, employment status and asylum application rates of our migrant clients is part of an ongoing effort, as detailed in previous reports, […]
In this brief, HELP Research analyzed the housing voucher process among the long-term stayer (LTS) population at HELP USA to identify and resolve bottlenecks in the
This brief highlights 5 trends in housing placements that occurred from HELP USAs shelters in 2022 and 2023. First, single adult and family transitional housing sites placed
This Spring, HELP USA family and single adult shelters began implementing a pilot wellness check program. Social workers use a risk assessment tool, designed by
This impact evaluation study found that our intervention for young parents at-risk of homelessness – implemented within the homelessness prevention service, Homebase – reduced shelter entry rates
Extreme heat poses serious health risks, especially for those without shelter. Staying cool and hydrated is essential to avoid heat-related illnesses. Here are some vital
Beat the Heat: Resources for Those Experiencing Homelessness Read More »
HELP USA annually provides temporary shelter to more than 22,000 single men and women in New York City. Our transitional housing team’s primary goal is
Home, Sweet, Home! Read More »
Public-private partnership between NY City and State agencies, financiers, developers, and nonprofits addresses urgent need for quality supportive housing; demonstrates successful cross-agency collaboration. (New York,
Newly appointed HELP USA AVP of Research Ashwin Parulkar’s presentation spurs March meetingwith Clark County and HUD representatives to discuss coordination of efforts to build
Las Vegas Mayor and City Council Applaud HELP USA’s Causes of Homelessness Report Read More »
Uniting for National Resilience and Innovation In the heart of the nation’s most iconic city, leaders from diverse fields gathered at the 2024 Help USA
UPSTREAM 2024: Frontline Solutions to Homelessness Read More »
