The Homeless Child Health Care Inventory: Assessing the Efficacy of Linkages to Primary Care Each year, the New York City homeless family shelter system provides transitional housing for nearly 20,000 homeless children. While health care needs of these children are substantial, there is currently no system-wide mechanism for ensuring that they have access to appropriate medical care. This report analyzes information from the Homeless Child Health Care Inventory, a … Continue reading “The Homeless Child Health Care Inventory: Assessing the Efficacy of Linkages to Primary Care” Learn More
