This session will focus on the importance of utilizing data to track housing outcomes and improve the effectiveness of programs designed for teen moms and low-income families. Participants will explore how collecting and analyzing data can help measure the success of housing initiatives, identify gaps in services, and ensure that interventions are meeting the needs of vulnerable populations. Key discussions will include the use of data to monitor housing stability, access to resources, and long-term success, as well as strategies for continuously improving services based on evidence. Attendees will gain actionable insights into implementing data-driven approaches in their own programs to foster better outcomes for teen moms and low-income families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.