PPT-Ending Veterans Homelessness

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 . Secretary Shinseki’s Goal: . End Homelessness Among Veterans in . 5 . Years. “We will provide new help for homeless Veterans because those heroes have a home – it’s the country they served, the United States of America. And until we reach a day when not a single Veteran sleeps on the street our business is unfinished.”. Baylee Crone. National Coalition for Homeless Veterans. &. JOHN RIO. Advocates for Human Potential. BURTON BLATT INSTITUTE AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY. &. NATIONAL COALITION FOR HOMELESS . VETERANS. May 12, 2014 All Our Sisters Conference 2014. Dr. Abe Oudshoorn. Arthur Labatt Family School of Nursing. History of Homelessness. Pre-1977: transience and skid row. “Report on Skid Row” – City of Toronto Planning Division, 1977. of Military and Veteran Affairs. Fall . Conference, 2015. By . Terry . Allebaugh. , Ending Veteran Homelessness Coordinator, NCDMVA. They Deserve Better:. Ending Veteran Homelessness . “ensuring that individuals and families who become homeless return to permanent housing within 30 days.”. Youth Homelessness. Sarah Hunter. Policy Advisor | U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Updated: October 25, 2016. USICH Coordinated Community Response—Ending Youth Homelessness. Every community will have a . A Ground-Level View. Enumeration of Homelessness. Homeless Evidence and Research . Synthesis Roundtable Series. July 14, 2015. Martha J. Kegel, J.D.. Executive Director, UNITY of Greater New Orleans. FUNCTIONAL ZERO. National Coalition for Homeless Veterans . Annual Conference, Washington, D.C.. May 31st, 2018 . Presenters:. Bridget S. Kennedy, Director of Social Work Services. Doug Breen, Veteran Services Coordinator. Elks National Veterans Service Commission. Ending Veteran Homelessness: How the Elks can Help . Elks National Convention. July 4, 2016. Our Mission . The Elks are committed to the mission, “. So long as there are veterans, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will never forget them. Margret Bell, PhD. National MST Support Team, VA Office of Mental Health Services. margret.bell@va.gov. June . 14, . 2012. Veterans, Trauma, and Homelessness. High rates of trauma among Veterans. High rates of prior trauma among homeless individuals. Kathy Shaffer Mahood, MA, LPC. May 22, 2012. Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN). 4. Defining Justice-Involved Veterans. A justice-involved Veteran is:. A Veteran in contact with local law enforcement who can be appropriately diverted from arrest into mental health or substance abuse treatment;. www.swords-to-plowshares.org . Swords to Plowshares. May 31, 2018. Presenters:. Michael Blecker, Executive Director. Amy Fairweather, Director, Institute for Veteran Policy. Tramecia Garner, Associate Director for Housing & Residential Programs. Elks National Veterans Service Commission. Ending Veteran Homelessness: How the Elks can Help . Elks National Convention. July 4, 2016. Our Mission . The Elks are committed to the mission, “. So long as there are veterans, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will never forget them. 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?. ,. 1. . Maria D. Devore, MS,. 1. Lisa A. Brenner,. . PhD,. 1-4. Roger Casey, PhD, LCSW,. 5,6. . John Schinka, PhD,. 6-8. Ann Elizabeth Montgomery, PhD,. 9,10. . Vincent Kane, PhD. 5,6. 1. VISN 19 Mental Illness Research, Education and Clinical Center (MIRECC), .