Employment can be a critical step toward recovery and economic self-sufficiency for people with unstable housing and behavioral health conditions. This brief summarizes effective supported employment models and program examples, as well as resources for finding employment partners. It also offers guidance for trauma-informed engagement, warm handoffs, and addressing common barriers to work.
Other briefs in this series:
- Strengthening Partnerships Between Providers of Homeless Services and Behavioral Health Crisis Teams
- Connections to Treatment and Recovery Services for Substance Use Disorders
