ACE as an Assessment Tool in Homeless Services

Hi there,

Working with families experiencing homelessness, specifically those with infant and todders.

As we adapt our services and try to engage families in a virtual way, we are looking for alternatives to our typical assessment tools. We would love to incorporate ACEs. Though homelessness is not necessarily captured through this tool, we still want to be able to work it into our conversation about the way homelessness can impact a child's social and emotional development and physical health.

Has anyone found a way to work this in to homeless services spaces, especially when working with families with infants and toddlers? Any creative strategies or implementation practices to share?

Thanks!

Olivia

10/20/209:15 AM

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