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National Partnership for Educational Access 2016 Conference April 29 2016 Denise Ross Prince Georges County Public Schools Cyekeia Lee NAEHCY Understanding McKinneyVento k12 . YouthConnect. By Sarah Rosenberg and Marilyn Thomas. PROGRAM GOAL: Eliminate homelessness among youth aged 16-21 in SMC.. Homeless Statistics:. San Mateo County 9.3%. San Francisco County 7.9%. Santa Clara County 3.9%. Youth Network of Houston/Harris County Fall Community . Forum . November . 18, . 2014. Christopher Kerr, M.Ed., LPC. the Montrose Center Clinical Director. The Montrose Center is a community-based service organization providing behavioral health, prevention and community services.. Sailing away the winter blues with ISFAA …. 2015 Winter Conference. Today’s Goals. After today’s presentation, we hope you will:. Know where to locate state and local homeless liaisons. Know where to locate online resources. Eric . Rice, Ph.D. .. September 22, 2016. Who am I?. Why am I here?. The Homeless Youth Risk and Resilience Survey. Coordinated Entry Systems and Triage Tools for housing youth. Will focus on goals, brief history/updates, opportunities and barriers. Survey: DRAFT. . Final Report. April 8, 2015. Homeless Youth Task Force. The Homeless Youth Task Force (HYTF) is a standing committee of the County of San Bernardino Interagency Council on Homelessness.. Donald h. whitehead, . jr.. national coalition for the homeless. Board member. September 15, 2014. Resilience. . Resilience . in children has been defined as "achieving desirable outcomes in spite of significant challenges to adaptation or . Shahera. . Hyatt, Dir. CA Homeless Youth Project. Youth Homelessness in California. Nearly 300,000 homeless students identified in CA's public schools in the 2013-14 school . year – 5. % of our student body. Unaccompanied Youth . Drop-In Support Facility. F. acilitated by the . Homeless Children’s . Education Fund. The nation’s concern about homeless young adults has grown as research has clarified the cumulative and long-lasting effects of homelessness on these young people and as communities realize that helping them may call for something different from the programs they have established for the adult homeless population.. Santa Clara County. Lorraine Flores. Bill Wilson Center. www.billwilsoncenter.org. Youth Homelessness. San Jose has the 4th largest unsheltered homeless population in the nation. It includes approximately 1,000 homeless youth, some parenting small children, most former foster youth. Survey: DRAFT. . Final Report. April 8, 2015. Homeless Youth Task Force. The Homeless Youth Task Force (HYTF) is a standing committee of the County of San Bernardino Interagency Council on Homelessness.. Webinar. February 9, 2015. Today’s Agenda. Housekeeping. McKinney-Vento Quick Overview. Definition of Unaccompanied Youth. Data. Common Barriers. Solutions. Housekeeping. Who am I?. David Ray. Region 10 ESC. Webinar. February 9, 2015. Today’s Agenda. Housekeeping. McKinney-Vento Quick Overview. Definition of Unaccompanied Youth. Data. Common Barriers. Solutions. Housekeeping. Who am I?. David Ray. Region 10 ESC. Target To train Ref Increasedthrough YouthForward platform outh Empowerment Through strives to empower 26,250 youth 15-24 years old lture using its “Learn, Engage, Build” model.designed to crea September 2022. California department of education. Barriers Faced (1). The McKinney-Vento Act addresses educational barriers and challenges that children and youth experiencing homelessness face when it relates their right to enroll in and attend school, and provides supports needed for school success. Some of the barriers these children and youth face are:.