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State

Ms. Lorraine Husum Allen, M.P.A.
Director, State Homeless Education Program
Florida Department of Education
Bureau of Federal Educational Programs
325 West Gaines, Suite 352
Tallahassee, FL 32399-0400
Phone: (850) 245-0668
Fax: (850) 245-0670 or (850) 245-0683
E-mail: Lorraine Allen




State Coordinators for Homeless Education

Every state is required by federal law to have a State Coordinator for Homeless Education. This person is responsible for ensuring the understanding of and compliance with the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act in public schools throughout the state. Click here to download a contact list of State Coordinators for Homeless Education.




National

National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth (NAEHCY)
National Center for Homeless at SERVE Also see their training video, "Help When You Need It: Information for Parents on How Schools Can Help During Homelessness."
NCHE Publications:
Disaster Relief Agencies and Schools: Working Together to Ensure School Enrollment and Success (A Handbook for Local Liaisons and State Coordinators)
From the School Office to the Classroom: Strategies for Enrolling and Supporting Students Experiencing Homelessness (A Handbook for Local Liaisons, Enrollment Staff, and District Administrators)
School as a Safety Net: Connecting Displaced Children With Educational and Support Services (A Handbook for Relief Agency Staff and Volunteers)
National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty




More Resources

Free Summer Breakfast & Lunch Programs for Children 18 & Under

• Casselberry
• Endeavor 
• Hamilton
• Hopper
• Idyllwilde
• Lake Brantley
• Lake Howell
• Lake Mary H.S.
• Layer
• Lyman
• Seminole High School 
• Spring Lake
• Winter Springs High School




Resource Point is an innovative and extensive resource website where you can learn about services and resources available throughout Seminole County. Send information directly to your phone and share with others!  www.resourcepoint.org


Contact your local legislator and let them know how you feel.  Awareness leads to change.



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