The Family Options Study: Three-year Impacts of Housing and Services Interventions for Homeless Families documents the outcomes of the 2,282 formerly homeless study families approximately 37 months after having been randomly assigned to one of four housing and/or services interventions. The...

This report presents the short-term outcomes of the families enrolled in the Family Options Study, a multi-site random assignment experiment designed to study the impact of various housing and services interventions on homeless families. The report documents how families are faring approximately...

The Family Options Study (2008-2016) is the largest experimental study of interventions for homeless families that has been conducted to date. The study produced strong evidence regarding the impacts of different housing and service interventions to address family homelessness, particularly the...