Library — Webinar

This page includes the federal budget briefing webinar, hosted by Alliance staff, along with a variety of materials to help you better understand the President's Budget Proposal and upcoming advocacy opportunities. 

This webinar, conducted on April 11, 2013, discussed coordinated assessment and system change, including how communities can deal with obtaining buy-in to coordinated assessment, individual program eligibility requirements, wait lists, and resource allocation. Speakers included the Alliance's Kim Walker, Matt White from Abt Associates, and Suzanne Wagner of Housing Innovations, LLC.

This webinar explores the partnership between the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare and the Charitable Assistance to Community's Homeless, Inc. (CATCH) program that will expand rapid re-housing to homeless families in Idaho.

Orginally aired on Wednesday, December 12, this webinar explains the application process for grants under the Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) Program. In addition to discussing rapid re-housing basics, and the application process, speakers provide helpful advice on program design and give pointers for creating an effective application.

This webinar provides strategic information and recommendations for improving communities’ capacity to solve chronic homelessness by effectively integrating supportive housing and community-based health care delivery.

The National Alliance to End Homelessness partnered with Applied Survey Research (ASR) to provide information about the discrete steps necessary to implement a successful youth targeted point-in-time count. This webinar focuses on counting youth experiencing homelessness, the importance of developing key partnerships, planning, the overall process, and considerations needed to effectively count youth in rural communities.

This webinar focuses on strategies used by three communities – Washington, DC, San Jose, CA, and southern Nevada – to assess the prevalence of youth homelessness. The webinar provides guidance on how youth providers, advocates, and others can partner with Continuums of Care (CoCs) to ensure a successful youth-inclusive Point-In-Time (PIT) count in 2013. Speakers stress the importance of conducting an accurate PIT count to promote social policies that will end youth homelessness. Speakers also discuss how to involve youth in planning and implementing the PIT count.

This webinar discusses the process for transitional housing providers to assess and evaluate their programs and consider the options and models to retool their programs to assist people to move more quickly into permanent housing. During this webinar, presenters from the Alliance highlight keys aspects of the planning process for retooling, and provide community examples of retooled programs.

This webinar addresses how the new HEARTH Act regulations will impact homelessness assistance providers and community planners in Virginia. It is hosted by the director of the Alliance's Center for Capacity Building, Norm Suchar.

This webinar describes how the new interim Continuum of Care regulations affect coordinated assessment, including what the regulations say about coordinated assessment, recommendations for implementation, and basic next steps for communities to take to develop an effective coordinated assessment process.