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Individuals who meet the federal government's legal definition of homelessness based on The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act is anyone who:

• Lacks a regular, fixed and adequate nighttime residence
• Lives in a shelter (family, domestic violence, youth shelter, or transitional living program)
• Lives in a motel, hotel, or weekly rate housing
• Is sharing housing due to economic hardship (doubled/tripled up)
• Is living in a public place not designated for sleeping (cars, parks, abandoned buildings, campgrounds, or on the street)
• Is in temporary foster care placement or with an adult who is not their parent or guardian
• Is staying with friends or family because they are a runaway or unaccompanied youth

• Assistance with school enrollment, attendance and academic success
• Assistance with obtaining school and immunization records
• Referrals to community resources that assist with food, shelter and clothing
• Transportation resources to help kids attend school
• School supplies and resources for students
• Referrals to tutoring services
• Parent consultation, including discussion of educational rights and responsibilities