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Abt’s evaluation found California’s Project Roomkey helped homeless Californians at COVID’s peak — and it could serve as an effective emergency housing model.

Colorado has contracted with Abt to help determine gaps in federal, state, and local investments in an effort to limit the incidence and length of homelessness.

HUD’s Abt-produced report to Congress on homelessness shows people of color are wildly overrepresented, and chronic homelessness exploded among the elderly.

A new policy brief by Abt illuminates the complexity of Los Angeles County’s escalating homeless encampments crisis, and the responses to date.

Abt studied Emergency Rental Assistance, interviewing administrators in eight states and identified the potential benefits of changes in formulas and processes.

HUD’s Annual Report to Congress—which includes data analysis from Abt—found a slight Increase in homelessness in 2022, and continued overrepresentation by race.

The 2021 AHAR, HUD’s report to Congress on homelessness, is limited due to COVID-19 but points to the success of relief efforts such as the CARES Act.

Abt’s study found that people experiencing homelessness in LA County are more successful than other households at using a tenant-based federal housing voucher.

Abt worked with HUD and HHS to deliver the first study to address homeless encampments and possible best practices for addressing them.

HUD awarded Abt several multi-year cooperative agreements to continue providing support through the Community Compass Capacity Building and Technical Assistance program