Titlebook: Supporting Families Experiencing Homelessness; Current Practices an Mary E. Haskett,Staci Perlman,Beryl Ann Cowan Book 2014 Springer Scienc

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Research on Programs Designed to Support Positive Parentingto be an effective parent. Shelters and supportive housing sites offer an important portal for service delivery because they often are grassroots agencies, embedded in communities, with strong local ties. In this chapter, a brief overview of evidence-based parenting programs to promote children’s he

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Programs for Homeless Children and Youth: A Critical Review of Evidenceoteworthy findings as well as the challenges and limitations of this literature are summarized. The studies reviewed in this chapter represent laudable efforts on the part of researchers, practitioners, and community partners to engage in intervention studies with the challenging and understudied po

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The Developmental Trajectories of Infants and Young Children Experiencing Homelessnesshs of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers who have experienced homelessness. Additionally, the prenatal experiences of these children and recommendations for intervention and future research are also provided.

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Trauma Exposures and Mental Health Outcomes Among Sheltered Children and Youth Ages 6–18and symptoms associated with posttraumatic stress. School-age children also lag behind peers due to high rates of learning disabilities and cognitive delays. This chapter outlines research in the area and provides recommendations for promoting positive mental health outcomes in precariously housed children and families.

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Book 2014tices and Future Directions aims to raise the standard of services provided to families without homes through practices that are strengths-based and culturally competent. This book provides a contextual overview of family homelessness. An ecological and developmental framework for understanding the

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Research on Programs Designed to Support Positive Parentingsupported parenting programs delivered and/or tested in shelters or supportive housing settings for families experiencing homelessness is reviewed. The barriers to implementing effective parenting programs in shelters and housing are discussed, followed by recommendations for strategies to address those barriers.

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