Add to ORKGExamines the well-being of children in the federal HOPE VI housing program in the areas of behavior, health, and school engagement. Based on surveys of residents at five Hope VI public housing sites
Examines whether federal HOPE VI relocation initiatives increase the chances that original residents...
Examines the poor overall health status and debilitating medical conditions reported by many residen...
Objective: This study evaluates participant perception of neighborhood, economic, and housing well-b...
Examines whether the federal HOPE VI housing program has successfully improved living environments f...
Examines whether the federal HOPE VI housing program has succeeded in its goal of improving resident...
Examines the relocation experiences of HOPE VI housing program residents who used a voucher to find ...
neighborhood conditions by revitalizing distressed public housing communities and assisting resident...
Examines whether the federal HOPE VI housing program has affected employment rates among residents, ...
While the primary goal of the HOPE VI program is to improve the living environment of public housing...
Summarizes a study of changes in the well-being of children and youth who moved from distressed publ...
economic self-sufficiency among original residents of severely distressed public housing development...
In late 1992, Congress created the HOPE VI program to address the concerns raised by the National Co...
In late 1992 Congress created the HOPE VI program to address the concerns raised by the National Com...
In late 1992 Congress created the HOPE VI program to address the concerns raised by the National Com...
In late 1992, Congress created the HOPE VI program to address the concerns raised by the National Co...
Examines whether federal HOPE VI relocation initiatives increase the chances that original residents...
Examines the poor overall health status and debilitating medical conditions reported by many residen...
Objective: This study evaluates participant perception of neighborhood, economic, and housing well-b...
Examines whether the federal HOPE VI housing program has successfully improved living environments f...
Examines whether the federal HOPE VI housing program has succeeded in its goal of improving resident...
Examines the relocation experiences of HOPE VI housing program residents who used a voucher to find ...
neighborhood conditions by revitalizing distressed public housing communities and assisting resident...
Examines whether the federal HOPE VI housing program has affected employment rates among residents, ...
While the primary goal of the HOPE VI program is to improve the living environment of public housing...
Summarizes a study of changes in the well-being of children and youth who moved from distressed publ...
economic self-sufficiency among original residents of severely distressed public housing development...
In late 1992, Congress created the HOPE VI program to address the concerns raised by the National Co...
In late 1992 Congress created the HOPE VI program to address the concerns raised by the National Com...
In late 1992 Congress created the HOPE VI program to address the concerns raised by the National Com...
In late 1992, Congress created the HOPE VI program to address the concerns raised by the National Co...
Examines whether federal HOPE VI relocation initiatives increase the chances that original residents...
Examines the poor overall health status and debilitating medical conditions reported by many residen...
Objective: This study evaluates participant perception of neighborhood, economic, and housing well-b...