Resources
NAEHCY provides our members, stakeholders, and the public with a rich variety of resources related to the education of homeless children and youth, and additional intersecting populations of vulnerable young people. These resources provide support to help educators, advocates, and other professionals effectively serve vulnerable populations from early childhood through higher education.
Resources
Advancing Postsecondary Success Through Single Points of Contact
This research brief by Dr. Stacey Havlik of Villanova University, a member of NAEHCY’s Postsecondary Education Committee, examines how Single-Point-of-Contact (SPOC) programs operate in…
Early Childhood System Resource Navigator
This one-pager created by the NAEHCY Early Childhood Education Committee provides links to critical resources for ECE practitioners. Download One Pager
Early Childhood Programs and Foster Care Quick Reference Guide
The NAEHCY Early Childhood Education Committee has created this reference guide for ECE practitioners to access foster-care-specific policies impacting your students and families. Download…
National Foster Care Month 2025: Understanding Shared Vulnerabilities
We know that the journeys of students in foster care and those experiencing homelessness often overlap, marked by similar challenges such as trauma, instability,…
SPOC (Single Point of Contact) User Guide
The SPOC (Single Point of Contact) User Guide is a resource for professionals who support housing-insecure, college-bound youth and postsecondary students. Our 2nd Edition…
2025 NAEHCY State Coordinator Survey – Summary
In Spring 2025, NAEHCY surveyed McKinney-Vento State Coordinators to assess implementation challenges, technical assistance needs, and professional development priorities. This is the summary of…