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Services Research Innovations for Homeless Mentally III

The broad goal of this project is improve services research and intervention, particularly for people who are homeless and mentally ill, through the use of latent group-trajectory analytic approaches. As an R34 Exploratory Development project, the study has two specific purposes. One is to examine the utility of latent group-trajectory analysis for improving services research for people who are homeless and mentally ill. The other is to compare two techniques for such analyses to understand how each may be best used in the context of services research.

Action Research Projects

To support research linked to social strategy and change.

Deadline: 

Monday, August 16, 2021

Oak Foundation Grants

The Oak Foundation awards grants to organizations worldwide. The Foundation's interests are child abuse, issues affecting women, the environment, housing and homelessness, learning differences, and India.

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