The National Center conducts groundbreaking research, develops model programs, and provides innovative technical assistance and trainings. This work is essential to stabilizing the lives of homeless families and developing long-term solutions aimed at eradicating homelessness. Below is a list of our current projects:

• Research & Evaluation:
• Health Care for the Homeless/Community Mental Health Agency Collaboration Project
• State-by-State Report Card on the Status of Homeless Children
• Supportive Housing and Managed Care Pilot
• Wilson Housing Study

• Technical Assistance & Training:
• Katrina Project
• National Technical Assistance Center on Chronic Homelessness
• Online Trauma Training
• Trauma-Informed Organizational Toolkit

• Program Design:
• The PEACH Initiative: Physical and Emotional Awareness for Children Who Are Homeless
• Strengthening At Risk and Homeless Young Mothers and Children
• Support Program for Veterans' Families

• Past Activities:
• Adding Seats to the Table
• Bounce Back
• Forget Me Not: Help Homeless Kids Blossom - Kids Day on Capitol Hill
• Homeless Families Program
• KidStart
• National Collaborative on Trauma Surviving Homeless Children
• National Resource and Training Center on Homelessness and Mental Illness
• Policy Academy
• Re-Engaging Philanthropy in the Fight to End Homelessness
• Social Supports for Homeless Mothers
• Women, Co-Occurring Disorders & Violence Study
• Worcester Family Research Project