###### Resource CD Table of Contents

**[Background, Characteristics and Needs]{.underline}**

Burt, M.R. (2001). Homeless Families, Singles, and Others: Findings from
the 1996 National Survey of Homeless Assistance Providers and Clients.
*Housing Policy Debate* 12(4):737-780.

Hirsch, A., Dietrich, S., Landau, R., Schneider, P., Ackelsberg, I.,
Bernstein-Baker, J., Hohenstein, J. (2002). *Every Door Closed: Barriers
Facing Parents With Criminal Records: Executive Summary.* Washington:
The Center for Law and Social Policy.

National Alliance to End Homelessness. (2004). *Source Book on Family
Homelessness: Problems and Solutions.* Washington: National Alliance to
End Homelessness.

National Center on Family Homelessness. (2003). *Social Supports for
Homeless Mothers*. Newton Centre, MA: The National Center on Family
Homelessness.

National Resource Center on Homelessness and Mental Illness. (2003).
*What About the Needs of Children Who Are Homeless?* Delmar, NY: Policy
Research Associates, Inc.

Shinn, M.B., Rog, D.J., Culhane, D.P. (2004). *Family Homelessness:
Background, Research Findings, and Policy Options.* Washington:
Interagency Council on Homelessness.

Shinn, M., Weitzman, B.C., Stojanovic, D., Knickman, J.R., Jiminez, L.,
Duchon, L., James, S., Krantz, D.H. (1998). Predictors of Homelessness
Among Families in New York City: From Shelter Request to Housing
Stability. *American Journal of Public Health* 88(11):1651-1657.

Weinreb, L., Rossi, P.H. (1995). The American Homeless Family Shelter
'System.' *Social Service Review* March: 86-107.

**[Dynamics/Costs of Family Homelessness]{.underline}**

Burt, M.R. (2004). *The Do-It-Yourself Cost-Study Guide: Assessing
Public Costs Before and After Permanent Supportive Housing: A Guide for
State and Local Jurisdictions.* New York, NY: Corporation for Supportive
Housing.

Family Housing Fund. (2000). *Financial Implications of Public
Interventions on Behalf of a Chronically Homeless Family.*Minneapolis,
MN: Family Housing Fund.

Metraux, S., Culhane, D.P. (1999). Family Dynamics, Housing and
Recurring Homelessness Among Women in New York City Homeless Shelters.
*Journal of Family Issues* 20(3):371-396.

Wong, Y.I., Culhane, D.P., Kuhn, R. (1997). Predictors of Exit and
Re-Entry Among Family Shelter Users in New York City. *Social Service
Review* 71(3): 441-462.

**[Prevention]{.underline}**

National Alliance to End Homelessness. (2003). *Toolkit for Ending
Homelessness (selected excerpts)*. Washington: The National Alliance to
End Homelessness.

New York City Family Homelessness Special Master Panel. (2003). *Family
Homelessness Prevention Report.* New York, NY: Family Homelessness
Special Master Panel.

Sard, B. (2001). *Using TANF Funds for Housing-Related Benefits to
Prevent Homelessness*. Washington: Center on Budget and Policy
Priorities.

**[Housing and Housing Assistance]{.underline}**

Cohen, C.S., Mulroy, E., Tull, T., White, C., Crowley, S. (2004).
Housing Plus Services: Supporting Vulnerable Families in Permanent
Housing. *Child Welfare Journal* 83(5):509-528.

Lanzerotti, L. (2004). *Housing First For Families: Research to Support
the Development of a Housing First for Families Training Curriculum.*
Washington: National Alliance to End Homelessness.

Mancuso, D.C., Lieberman, C.J., Lindler, V.L., Moses, A. (2003). TANF
Leavers: Examining the Relationship Between the Receipt of Housing
Assistance and Post-TANF Well-Being. *Cityscape Journal of Policy
Development and Research* (6)2:123-138.

Nolan, C., Magee, M., Burt, M. (2004). *The Family Permanent Supportive
Housing Initiative: Preliminary Findings Report.* Washington: The Urban
Institute.

Sard, B., Lubell, J. (2000). *The Increasing Use of TANF and State
Matching Funds to Provide Housing Assistance to Families Moving from
Welfare to Work*. Washington: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. (A
supplement to this report was published in 2001 and is also included.)

Stegman, M., Davis, W., Quercia, R. (2003). *Tax Policy as Housing
Policy: The EITC's Potential to Make Housing More Affordable for Working
Families.* Washington: Brookings Center on Urban and Metropolitan
Policy.

**[Support Services]{.underline}**

Rog, D.J., Holupka, C.S., McCombs-Thornton, K.L., Brito, M.C., Hambrick,
R. (1996). Case Management in Practice: Lessons from the Evaluation of
the RWJ/HUD Homeless Families Program. *Journal of Prevention and
Intervention in the Community* 15(2):67-82.

Straka, D., Tempel, C., Lipson, K. (2001). *Using TANF Funds to Finance
Essential Services in a Supportive Housing Program for Homeless Families
and Young Adults.* New York: Corporation for Supportive Housing.

United States Department of Health and Human Services. (1999). [*Helping
Families Achieve Self-Sufficiency: A Guide on Funding Services for
Children and Families Through the TANF
Program*](http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/ofa/funds2.htm). Rockville,
MD: Health Resources and Services Administration, Administration for
Children and Families.

Weitzman, B., Berry, C. (1994). *Formerly Homeless Families and the
Transition to Permanent Housing: High-Risk Families and the Role of
Intensive Case Management Service.* New York: Robert F. Wagner Graduate
School of Public Service, New York University.

**[Health and Behavioral Health]{.underline}**

Corporation for Supportive Housing. (2003). *Medicaid in Supportive
Housing: Lessons for Policy-Makers*. New York: Corporation for
Supportive Housing.

Corporation for Supportive Housing. (2003). *Current Opportunities for
Medicaid Financing*. New York: Corporation for Supportive Housing.

National Health Care for the Homeless Council. (2003). *TennCare Shelter
Enrollment Project.* Nashville: National Health Care for the Homeless
Council.

Ross, D.C. (2003). *Preserving Recent Progress for Health Coverage of
Children and Parents: New Tensions Emerge: A 50-State Update on
Eligibility, Enrollment, Renewal and Cost-Sharing Practices in Medicaid
and SCHIP.* Washington: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

Shirk, C. (2003). *Shaping Public Programs Through Medicare, Medicaid,
and SCHIP Waivers: The Fundamentals.* Washington: National Health Policy
Forum, 2003.

**[Employment and Income Support]{.underline}**

Richer, E., Kubo, H., Frank, A. (2003). *All in One Stop? The
Accessibility of Work Support Programs at One-Stop Centers.* Washington:
Center for Law and Social Policy.

Rosen, J., Hoey, R., Steed, T. (2001). Food Stamps and SSI Benefits:
Removing Access Barriers for Homeless People*. Clearinghouse Review*
34:679-696.

**[Education and Childcare]{.underline}**

National Center for Homeless Education. (2002). *Local Educational
Agency Liaisons.* Greensboro, NC: National Center for Homeless
Education.

National Center for Homeless Education. (2002). *The Educational Rights
of Students in Homeless Situations: What LEA Administrators Must Know.*
Greensboro, NC: National Center for Homeless Education.

National Coalition for the Homeless. (2001). *Education of Homeless
Children and Youth* *Fact Sheet.* Washington: National Coalition for the
Homeless.

National Head Start Training and Technical Assistance Resource Center.
(1999). *Serving Homeless Families: Descriptions, Effective Practices,
and Lessons Learned.* Arlington: National Head Start Training and
Technical Assistance Resource Center.

National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty. (2002). *Sample Local
Educational Agency (LEA) Policy to Implement the McKinney-Vento Act.*
Washington: National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty.

United States Department of Education. (2003). *Education for Homeless
Children and Youth Program*. Washington: United States Department of
Education.

**[Pregnant and Parenting Teens]{.underline}**

Homes for the Homeless. (2003). *Children Having Children: Teen
Pregnancy and Homelessness in New York City.* New York: Homes for the
Homeless.

Reeg, B., Grisham, C., Shepard, A. (2002). *Families on the Edge:
Homeless Young Parents and Their Welfare Experiences. A Survey of
Homeless Youth and Service Providers.* Washington: The Center for Law
and Social Policy.

**[Collaboration/Consumer Involvement]{.underline}**

Better Homes Fund. (2001). *Adding Seats to the Table: A Community-Based
Approach to Family Homelessness: Final Report.* Newton, MA: Better Homes
Fund.

**[Rural Issues]{.underline}**

Housing Assistance Council. (2002). *Continua of Care Best Practices:
Comprehensive Homeless Planning in Rural America.* Washington: Housing
Assistance Council.

**[Key Technical Assistance Resources]{.underline}**

Key Web sites Listing

State Coordinators for the Education of Children and Youth Experiencing
Homelessness Listing