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For assistance with homeless education issues,contact the NCHE helpline at 1-800-308-2145 (toll-free) or homeless@serve.org. Welcome to the website of the National Center for Homeless Education at SERVE. The Center provides research, resources, and information enabling communities to address the educational needs of children and youth experiencing homelessness.  (View the complete list of upcoming events or new resources.) Transportation for Homeless Children and Youth: Strategies for Rural School Districts This NCHE tip sheet highlights strategies for providing transportation for homeless students in rural areas provided by local homeless education liaisons, state coordinators for homeless education, and state pupil transportation directors.  Download the tip
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Access to Higher Education for Students Experiencing Homelessness This new NCHE Information by Topic webpage provides valuable information on assisting homeless students in accessing higher education. Information is included on assisting homeless unaccompanied youth in accessing federal financial aid through the FAFSA, getting fee waivers for homeless students to take the ACT and SAT college entrance exams, and more.  Visit the webpage. |
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