Stanford Housing Equity Project
The Stanford Housing Equity Project connects university resources with Bay Area community partners to advance housing and health equity for people experiencing homelessness, including support navigating housing and social benefits.
Stable housing is the primary health determinant for unhoused individuals, yet they face complex barriers to securing housing and other essential benefits. SHEP exists to connect the resources and person-power of universities to Bay Area community partners, empowering them to develop programs that advance housing and health equity for individuals experiencing homelessness. SHEP members are undertaking a range of initiatives, including: Eye 4 Equity, S-HOP, Recovery Incentives Project, UEO Direct Service, MED 219, and Health EDU.
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