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Homelessness Among Women and Gender-Diverse People

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Women’s Homelessness & Housing Need

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Look at the images below. Who in your opinion is most likely to experience homelessness? (Choose all that apply)
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When we say women’s homelessness is “invisible”, what do we mean?
- Men are more likely to experience homelessness than women.
- Women would rather stay in unsafe conditions than access a homeless shelter.
- Women are more likely to have precarious living conditions than experience absolute/street homelessness.
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Select the images that represent experiences of hidden homelessness. (Choose all that apply)
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Homelessness PreventionHomelessness prevention refers to policies, practices, and interventions that reduce the likelihood that someone will experience homelessness. It also means providing those who have been homeless with the necessary resources and supports to stabilize their housing, enhance integration and social inclusion, and ultimately reduce the risk of the recurrence of homelessness.
HIFISThe Homeless Individuals and Families Information System (HIFIS) is a web-enabled Homelessness Management Information System (HMIS) that can provide communities with the information they need to further their efforts with addressing homelessness. It allows multiple service providers from the same geographic area to implement coordinated access using real-time information about people experiencing homelessness and the resources they need to find and keep a home. HIFIS also allows communities to document client-level service transactions and plans across a broad range of service providers, including shelters, street outreach, housing help centres, and more intensive case management programs like supportive housing.
Point-in-Time CountsPoint-in-Time (PiT) Counts are a community-level measure of sheltered and unsheltered homelessness. They also provide a national picture of homelessness.

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