Intervention description
Ecologically-Based Treatment provided short-term housing assistance with intensive supportive services to young mothers experiencing homelessness and substance use disorders to facilitate stabilization. Participants received three months of rental and utility assistance and six months of supportive services, including strengths-based case management, HIV prevention, and clinical counseling for substance use and mental health needs using the Community Reinforcement Approach.
The program was evaluated in central Ohio.
Year evaluation began
2015
Services Provided
State & Region
Intervention (standard name)
Short intervention description
Ecologically-Based Treatment provided short-term housing assistance with intensive supportive services to young mothers experiencing homelessness and substance use disorders to facilitate stabilization.
Outcome domains examined
has evidence
Off
Covid-19 Impact
No
Percent another race
11.30
Percent Asian
0.00
Percent Black or African American
84.60
Percent Hispanic or Latino of any race
0.00
Percent American Indian or Alaska Native
0.00
Percent Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0.00
Percent Pacific islander
0.00
Percent White
0.00
Percent White not Hispanic
4.20
Percent More than one race
0.00
Percent unknown race
0.00
Percent Unknown or not reported
0.00
Intervention Primary Service
Populations targeted