National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty
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Lawyers Working to End Homelessness
The mission of NLCHP is to prevent and end homelessness by serving as the legal arm of the nationwide movement to end homelessness. To achieve its mission, the organization pursues three main strategies:
impact litigation
policy advocacy
public education
NLCHP strives to place homelessness in the larger context of poverty. By taking this approach, the organization aims to address homelessness as a very visible manifestation of deeper causes, including:
the shortage of affordable housing
insufficient income
inadequate social services
NLCHP addresses the causes of homelessness, not just its symptoms.
The organization was established in 1989 by Maria Foscarinis, a lawyer who has been working to end homelessness at the national level since 1985.
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Selected National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty Resources
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Homes Not Handcuffs: The Criminalization of Homelessness in US Cities
A Place at the Table: Prohibitions on Sharing Food with People Experiencing Homelessness
Advocating for the Special Education Needs of Homeless and Mobile Students: A Guide to Rights and Resources
Advocating for the Special Needs of Homeless & Mobile Students: A Guide to Rights and Resources
An Ounce of Prevention: Programs to Prevent Homelessness in 25 States
Domestic Violence Shelters and Civil Rights Statutes
Indicators of Increasing Homelessness Due to the Foreclosure and Economic Crises
Insult to Injury: Violations of the Violence Against Women Act
Model Approaches to Cleaning Public Spaces
Shortchanging Survivors: The Family Violence Option for TANF Benefits
Using the CACFP Program for Children in Domestic Violence Shelters
Using The CACFP Program for Children in Homeless Shelters Fact Sheet
Without Just Cause: A 50-State Review of the (Lack of) Rights of Tenants in Foreclosure
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