http://homeless.samhsa.gov/Channel/Evidence-based-Practices-and-Innovations-509.aspxAn RSS feed of the resources for the topic "Evidence-based Practices and Innovations"2007-07-23T02:38:47The study was part of the five-year federal ACCESS service demonstration program, which sought to enhance integration of service delivery systems for persons with serious mental illness who are homeless. The authors concluded that the ACCESS demonstration was successful in terms of project-centered integration, but not overall system integration.

]]>http://homeless.samhsa.gov/Resource/Integration-of-Service-Systems-for-Homeless-Persons-With-Serious-Mental-Illness-Through-the-ACCESS-Program-24681.aspx246812007-04-06T02:19:42This manual was developed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to help case managers and others assist adults who are homeless, especially adults who are homeless and have serious mental illnesses, apply for the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) disability programs. (Authors)

]]>http://homeless.samhsa.gov/Resource/Stepping-Stones-To-Recovery-a-Case-Manager’s-Manual-for-Assisting-Adults-Who-Are-Homeless-With-Social-Security-Disability-and-Supplemental-Security-Income-Applications-18026.aspx180262007-04-04T06:02:03The basis of this comprehensive document is extensive research in seven U.S. cities that demonstrated a commitment and a community-wide approach to reducing chronic street homelessness. It documents effective strategies and measures of effectiveness in a way that will help other communities trying to address this problem.

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