Sentence examples for successfully housing from inspiring English sources

There are programs that are successfully housing previously homeless people, whether they were working families or individuals who simply could not afford housing, or people who were physically disabled, or who suffered from mental illness, or men and women addicted to alcohol or drugs.

"Adults who have experienced chronic homelessness may be successfully housed and can maintain their housing," the report declared.

He was the Western Hemisphere's only successfully housed captive diademed sifaka, one of Madagascar's increasingly rare lemur species.

The five sites have successfully housed over 300 families, and over 90% of them are staying housed.

He said the facility successfully housed about 200 people, though it started running out of food and medical supplies.

Because successfully housed people are more stable and tend to use costly crisis care (emergency rooms, detox programs) less frequently than those facing homelessness, it is in the interest of hospitals and other healthcare providers to be at the table.

The mean length of time from the date of program assignment to being first housed (move-in date) was 68.8 ± 79.3 days, for those participants who remained in the program and were successfully housed at least once (n = 283).

Previous studies of HF and supported housing interventions for homeless adults with mental illness have demonstrated that a large majority of participants (typically > 80%) are successfully housed and may improve in other outcomes after 1 or more years [ 11, 12, 25, 26, 60- 63].

We've recently worked with NewcastleGateshead Housing Advisory Group to look at what is required to successfully deliver housing through registered housing provider partners in the two cities.

Their family was successfully granted housing with the assistance of two HUD fair housing partners.

You are required to have a sponsor which is approved by the Canadian Government prior to complete this process successfully as housing vendors are unauthorized to give foreigners a unit or house without proof of a sponsor approved by the Canadian Government.