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  The Minnesota Department of Human Services worked with Wilder Research to learn about what works in improving the health of the homeless population. Wilder Research reviewed evidence-based and promising practices and interviewed stakeholders who work with the homeless population.
  Wilder Research conducted an economic impact study of the Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans.
  Most recent report: May 2017
  Wilder Foundation Family Supportive Housing Services
  Wilder Foundation Family Supportive Housing Services works with homeless individuals and families to assist them in finding and maintaining housing, establishing a stable source of income, and connecting to needed health services. Reports present program evaluation results.
  Most recent report: March 2017
  Most recent report: November 2016
  The Hospital to Home initiative is a community-based intervention for low-resource homeless individuals with complex health care needs who turn to hospital emergency departments for ongoing health concerns. The initiative engages these individuals to improve their health, stability, and quality of life. The purpose of the evaluation is to better understand who is served by Hospital to Home and the program's impact on participants.
  Most recent report: June 2016
  The Big Picture Project developed a plan to create and preserve affordable housing along the Central Corridor. Reports track key indicators of progress. Wilder Research assisted with the data analysis; the reports were written by the oversight committee.