Housing Resources
Addressing Homelessness in Urban Schools
This report from the National Institute for Urban School Improvement, looks at how homelessness impacts our nation's children and how schools can help and support these students.
Annie E. Casey Foundation
The vision of the Annie E. Casey Foundation is that all young people—especially those in tough neighborhoods—will graduate from school with the knowledge and skills they need for adult success. Its education investments have two primary aims: (1) To support initiatives that give more low-income parents the opportunity to send their children to high quality schools that produce strong results; and (2) To help families get needed services and support through stronger connections between schools and communities.
National Center for Homeless Education at SERVE
This website provides information on the issues that students experiencing homelessness face. If you work with highly mobile students, this website is for you.
The organizations, Web sites and other resources listed here are not exhaustive, nor is their inclusion intended as an endorsement by the American School Counselor Association. Rather, these listings are intended to assist school counselors in their efforts to better address children's academic, career, and personal/social development needs.
This report from the National Institute for Urban School Improvement, looks at how homelessness impacts our nation's children and how schools can help and support these students.
Annie E. Casey Foundation
The vision of the Annie E. Casey Foundation is that all young people—especially those in tough neighborhoods—will graduate from school with the knowledge and skills they need for adult success. Its education investments have two primary aims: (1) To support initiatives that give more low-income parents the opportunity to send their children to high quality schools that produce strong results; and (2) To help families get needed services and support through stronger connections between schools and communities.
National Center for Homeless Education at SERVE
This website provides information on the issues that students experiencing homelessness face. If you work with highly mobile students, this website is for you.
The organizations, Web sites and other resources listed here are not exhaustive, nor is their inclusion intended as an endorsement by the American School Counselor Association. Rather, these listings are intended to assist school counselors in their efforts to better address children's academic, career, and personal/social development needs.