PPT-Meeting the Housing and Employment Needs of Chronically Homeless Veterans

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John Rio Advocates for Human Potential John Briggs Goodwill Sean Terry New England Center for Homeless Veterans June 1 2018 1 2 Would More Veterans in Housing Programs

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John Rio Advocates for Human Potential John Briggs Goodwill Sean Terry New England Center for Homeless Veterans June 1 2018 1 2 Would More Veterans in Housing Programs Be Better Off If They Were Employed. Clinical Project Coordinator. The National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans. VHA Homeless Programs. Resources and Services to Address the Needs of Homeless Women Veterans. The National Center on Homelessness . Permanent Supportive Housing . For Chronically Homeless Veterans. . Nancy Campbell, National Director HUD-VASH. Housing and Supportive Services. 3. VA is moving from a transitional housing service model to a permanent housing services model. . Background. Under title XII of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Congress designated $1.5 billion for communities to provide assistance to prevent homelessness and quickly re-house those who are currently homeless. Approach. Samantha Loving, MS, CRC, VHA-CM. Health Science . Specialist. National Homeless Program Office & . OMHO . Therapeutic . and Supported Employment Services (TSES) . Office. Training Objectives. Robert A. Dolci, M.A.. Office of Supportive Housing. Santa Clara County August . 26, 2016. 1. SCC Homeless Census & Survey: Jan. ‘15. 6,556. individuals counted; down 14% from 2013 (7,631). 71% of these were . CoC. Renewal & PSH Bonus. September 28, 2015. FY 2015 NOFA TX-503. Our COC’s Annual . Renewal . Demand (ARD): . $5,542,258. Tier . I: . . 85. % of . CoC’s. . ARD. . =. . $4,710,919. Tier II: . June . 20. , . 2013. Homeless Veteran Demographics. 2. The National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans. Promoting data-driven, evidence-based services for Veterans who are homeless or at risk for homelessness. Karen A. Guthrie, . LICSW . Senior Consultant, VA’s National Center for . PTSD and. National Center . on . Homelessness among Veterans. Considerations that lead us to Trauma Informed Care. What is Trauma Informed Care. . 1. Larry “Bear” Weinzirl. Chairman. Presented By:. National . Veterans . Employment . and Education . Commission. 2. An Excellent Question. 3. Many veterans sacrifice comfortable, lucrative lives to protect the liberties of their home country . VA Homeless Prevention Workshop. August 2011. Corporation for Supportive Housing. CSH is a national non-profit organization that helps communities create permanent housing with services to prevent and end homelessness. . Ian Lisman, Tammy Bellofatto, and Becca Bettis. With Julie Baumgartner, and Kevin Jones. May 31, 2018. . 1. Our Panel. Ian Lisman – moderator. Advocates for Human Potential (AHP), Inc.. Tammy Bellofatto - Director of Vocational Services. Karen A. Guthrie, . LICSW. Social Work Coordinator. HCHV High Risk High Utilization Program . VA Boston Healthcare System. Overview. Why Trauma Informed Care for Homeless Veterans?. What is Trauma Informed Care for Homeless Veterans?. Karen A. Guthrie, . LICSW. Social Work Coordinator. HCHV High Risk High Utilization Program . VA Boston Healthcare System. Overview. Why Trauma Informed Care for Homeless Veterans?. What is Trauma Informed Care for Homeless Veterans?. Collaborating with Community Agencies and Employers to Improve Employment Outcomes for Homeless Veterans Homeless Veteran Community Employment Services VHA Homeless Program Office June 28, 2017 Panel presenters

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