“Expansion of services for homeless families is urgently needed. The face of homelessness is changing and the gap between the demand for family services and supply is widening.” — The Community Foundation of Freder

Source URL: www.frederickuu.org

• Homelessness
• Humanitarian aid
• Socioeconomics
• Street performance
• Emergency shelter
• Homelessness in the United States
• Homeless shelter

Ittoki Shugo Basho (Temporary gathering place) Hinanjo / Niji Hinanjo (Shelter / secondary shelter)

Source URL: www.bousai.metro.tokyo.jp

• Great Kantō earthquake
• Disaster
• Emergency management
• Asia
• Management
• Kantō region
• Prefectures of Japan
• Tokyo

All Things CEH – an Update on CEH & Community Initiatives for May 2008

Source URL: cehkc.org

• Street culture
• Coalition on Homelessness
• San Francisco
• Homeless shelter
• Downtown Emergency Service Center
• Socioeconomics
• Homelessness in Seattle
• Homelessness in the United States
• Poverty
• Homelessness

Urban informal settlers displaced by disasters: challenges to housing responses Report

Source URL: www.internal-displacement.org

• Management
• Development
• Humanitarian aid
• Forced migration
• International nongovernmental organizations
• Internally displaced person
• Disaster risk reduction
• Refugee
• Transitional shelter
• Disaster preparedness
• Emergency management
• Public safety

Project Night Night Speaking Points WHY: Each year, 1.5 million American children are homeless. Children arriving at a shelter often come directly from an emergency situation, either domestic violence, extreme poverty,

Source URL: projectnightnight.org

United Way of Greater Los Angeles Emergency Food and Shelter Program Los Angeles Local Board Date:

Source URL: shelterpartnership.org

Emergency Shelter Bed Utilization Report April 2014 Beds 1 2

Source URL: cehkc.org

HEARTH Performance Measures for Ending Homelessness in King County January – December 2013 System Measures: HEARTH measures consider the homeless system as a whole, including emergency shelter (ES) and transitional ho

Source URL: cehkc.org

USF System Fire and Emergency Evacuation Procedures Immediately evacuate the building via the nearest exit when the fire alarm is activated. If unable to evacuate due to a disability, shelter in the area of rescue / refu

Source URL: health.usf.edu

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Source URL: www.bettershelter.org

• Disaster preparedness
• Humanitarian aid
• Refugee camp
• Refugees
• Refugee
• Emergency shelter
• Tent
• Human migration
• Forced migration
• Public safety
• Emergency management