A Decade Of Innovation: The Puget Sound Family Homelessness Initiative
For over a decade, the Family Homelessness Initiative (FHI) has been working to reduce and prevent homelessness among families with children in King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties, by improving the coordination, efficiency, and effectiveness of the county crisis response systems. In February 2021, we marked the accomplishments of our partners with a virtual convening event entitled “A Decade of Innovation: Lessons from the Puget Sound Family Homelessness Initiative.” We are eager to share these findings and lessons learned with service providers, funders, elected officials and policy makers from across the state and nation to inform decisions about housing and homelessness.
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Key Initiative Materials:
These materials tell the story of the Family Homelessness Initiative and evaluation findings.
Reports
- 30-month Exploratory Evaluation Findings
- Evaluation of the Family Homelessness Systems Initiative: Examining the Effects of Systems Reform on 18-Month Housing Stability and Related Outcomes (2021)
- Evaluation of the Family Homelessness Systems Initiative: Six Month Findings (2018)
- Understanding Progress in Systems Reform Through the Lens of the Baseline Data: Mid-Initiative Assessment (2015)
- Washington Families Fund Systems Initiative: 2012 Interim Report