Evaluating the Action Coalition to Ensure Stability (ACES) Intervention with Multiple Diagnosed Homeless Individuals in Indianapolis The Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention (CHIP) is funding this study to evaluate the effectiveness of an innovative, wraparound, strength based discovery intervention with homeless individuals experiencing co-occurring mental illness and substance related disorders. The research combines quantitative outcome measures with a qualitative assessment of the program’s development and inter-agency collaboration. The study is also developing a potentially exportable model of the program.
Principal Investigators: Linda Cummins / Jose Rosario (Education)
Project Dates: 2000 - 2002
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