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April 2021

Guidance for Using Hotels to Meet Survivors' Immediate Safety and Housing Needs

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This resource explains how safe placement in hotels can provide more flexibility in how survivors’ immediate safe housing needs may be addressed during a public health crisis, including for purposes of reducing the number of survivors in congregate housing, for sexual assault survivors where programs do not traditionally offer housing services, providing safer shelter alternatives to survivors with compromised immune systems, and more.
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February 2021

Creating Permanent Supportive Housing to Meet the Needs of Survivors of Domestic Violence

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This toolkit is a best practice resource for housing developers, property managers, and service providers involved in building and operating Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) for domestic violence (DV) survivors.