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Rapid Re-Housing : ウィキペディア英語版 | Rapid Re-Housing Rapid Re-Housing is a relatively recent innovation in social policy that is an intervention designed to help those who are homeless. While Housing First uses many of the same philosophies as Rapid Re-Housing, the main distinction is that Housing First is geared towards chronically homeless persons with high needs (severe acuity), whereas Rapid Re-Housing is geared towards episodically homeless persons with moderate needs (moderate acuity).〔http://www.orgcode.com/2012/05/15/back-to-basics-what-exactly-is-housing-first-rapid-re-housing/〕 == General Principles == Similar to Housing First, Rapid Re-Housing is concerned with helping persons who are homeless move quickly into housing, thus minimizing the time they spend being homeless. Traditional homeless services have typically required homeless persons to move into transitional housing, wherein they participate in a program designed to make them "ready for housing" (such as participate in a 12 step program). Once they have completed the transitional housing program, they are assisted in moving into permanent housing. In some jurisdictions, these programs take place in homeless shelters, not transitional housing. Rapid Re-Housing is based on evidence that indicates that individuals and families have better outcomes if they spend more time in permanent housing.〔http://www.endhomelessness.org/library/entry/rapid-re-housing-successes〕 Thus, Rapid Re-Housing concentrates on assisting homeless persons move into permanent housing before any programs are delivered.
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