Housing as a Foundational Social Determinant But So Much More
Health
FamilyWell Being
Young Development
Decreased ERVisits and EMS
Family Reunification
GED and Higher Education
Decreased Hospitalizations
Fewer Days in Foster Care
Connection to Caring Adults
Decreased Detox Services
Reduction in Abuse and Neglect Cases
Increased Employment
Reduced Crisis Services Costs
Reduced Rates of Homelessness and Criminal Justice Involvement
Increased School Attendance
Reduces HIV Conversion
Fewer Adverse Childhood Experiences
Reduced Hard Drug Use
Safety
Increased Connection to Mental Health
Seniors Care
LessTime Incarcerated
Increased Connection to Primary Care
ReducedVictimization
Avoidance of Falls and ERVisits
Reduced Collateral Consequences for Children
Better Management of Chronic Conditions
Increased Use of Preventative Services
Reduction of Trauma
Nursing Home Avoidance
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