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Family Homelessness Part 2 – Partnerships and Policies that Enhance Supports for Infants, Toddlers and their Families

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In collaboration with SchoolHouse Connection, ZERO TO THREE continues the discussion with Part II of the Family Homelessness series. Part I provided an overview of the challenges faced by infants, toddlers, and their families when they experience homelessness and why it is important to address housing needs in ways that keep the baby in mind. Part II focused on the challenges and opportunities of structuring systems that address the multiple, complex service needs of these populations when they experience homelessness.

As a member you can read the March Journal issue on Family Homelessness, by viewing the ZERO TO THREE Journal Archives!

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