Keys: Ending Family Homelessness

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A hospital stay or unexpected job loss can cost a family its housing. In the middle of a housing crisis in the U.S., the National Alliance to End Homelessness is helping families—including the almost 1.35 million children who experience homelessness in the course of a year. This video profiles three communities that are providing fast, safe housing, and making great strides towards eliminating family homelessness.

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