Report

The Shift Study -- Final Report

The Wilson Foundation released a report that summarizes findings from the Service and Housing Interventions for Families in Transition (SHIFT) Longitudinal Study. The SHIFT study examined the effectiveness of different housing and service models in helping families who are experiencing homelessness establish and maintain residential stability and self-sufficiency. The characteristics, experiences, and challenges of the families are presented, followed by the outcomes including housing stability, economic independence, maternal mental health, maternal substance abuse, and child functioning. Characteristics of successful family members as well as those who met challenges in establishing and maintaining residential stability are also explored. The findings are intended to inform policies that address housing stability and self-sufficiency among families.

Source
Partner Resources
Topics/Subtopics
Supportive Services
Health/Behavioral Health Referrals and Supports
Housing Assistance
Post-employment Supports
Special Populations
Homeless Families
Publication Date
2013-08-01