Resource Audience: Front Line Staff
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Effective Street Outreach: From Unsheltered to Housed
With unsheltered homelessness rising nationwide, communities are actively streamlining outreach efforts at the systemic level. This includes integrating outreach seamlessly into Coordinated Entry (CE) and facilitating swift housing referrals
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Targeted Homelessness Prevention: Stemming the Inflow
Effectively tackling homelessness requires a strategic upstream approach prioritizing housing stability before individuals enter the homeless system. Given the constraints of limited homeless prevention resources, it is crucial to direct these resources towards those at the highest risk of homelessness.
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Supportive Housing: A Crucial Part of an Effective System
Supportive housing is a crucial part of a high-functioning homeless response system, connecting individuals and families with affordable housing and tailored wrap-around services.
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An Effective and Equitable Homeless Response System
What will it take for communities to have a truly effective, equitable, homeless response system? Our final System Roundtable Series will tie all the pieces of an effective, equitable, and efficient homeless response system together. Hear from system leaders with a diverse range of perspectives on what it takes, how to navigate today’s challenges, and…
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Roundtable Series – Stronger Together: A Roadmap to An Effective Homeless System
This series is designed for advocates (including people with lived expertise), system leaders, funders, program managers, and direct service providers.
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5 Steps to Making Your Space More Inclusive for LGBTQIA+ Individuals
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The Benefits of Harm Reduction
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Joint Transitional Housing/Rapid Re-Housing (TH/RRH): Am I Doing it Right?
The Joint Component of Transitional Housing/Rapid Rehousing was introduced as a new type of project that communities could apply for that combines the activities of a transitional housing project with those of a rapid re-housing project.
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Emergency Shelter: Practices That Work
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The Myth of “Service Resistance”