Domestic and sexual violence are the leading cause of homelessness for women and children. Despite this overlap in population, housing and domestic violence services are siloed on a local and federal level. The purpose of this session is to bridge this gap and share best practices in trauma-informed care from the domestic violence movement. Participants will learn about survivor-centered, intersectional, and trauma-informed approaches to client service that can be used to improve housing policies/procedures, staff training, and case management.